Digital identity cards will be mandatory for every worker in the UK under new plans to be announced by prime minister Sir ...

Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce the introduction of digital ID cards, a policy Labour says will help tackle illegal ...

In principle, the current eVisas scheme and the new digital ID card would cut off access to legitimate work for those ...

Such is the case Friday night when No. 4 Eagle (4-0) travels to No. 18 Mountain View (2-2) at Mountain View High School in ...

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The government said the new system would help to curb illegal migration, but opponents said it would infringe on citizens’ ...

The first minister also says he does not want to carry a "Brit card" but the UK government says that description is wrong.

How to get the UK's digital ID card? Everything we know so far - Discover how the UK's digital ID cards, known as 'Brit Cards ...

Mandatory ID cards have only ever been introduced during wartime in the UK, so Keir Starmer’s announcement that a digital version soon will be required – for anyone who wants to work in this country – ...

The proposed digital ID cards will be compulsory for anyone who wants to work in the UK - here's what we know so far ...

The UK would undoubtedly benefit from more widespread use of the technology – economically and socially – but only if the government and the many likely critics of its plans take the time to fully ...