ID Cards on Trial

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ID Cards on Trial

silicon.com is lobbying the government for greater transparency over the £5.8bn Identity Cards Bill and to rethink key parts of the plan that leading politicians, academics and IT experts warn could turn it into the biggest-ever government IT disaster. See all our coverage relating to the campaign here.


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Editor's Blog: ID cards - cock-up and conspiracy...
The real last enemy is…incompetence

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Leader: Will biometrics turn us into a nation of hoodies?
Crime, paranoia and the future of security

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Leader: ID cards face identity crisis
Our campaign has always had the backing of senior figures in the political and IT community - but this is the first time we've heard top figures inside the project making comments that echo our concerns.

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Leader: ID card dreams and nightmares
But is the government describing 2016 or 1984?

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Leader: ID cards fight must go on
The bill might now be law but it's still a costly dog's dinner of a scheme. Here on silicon.com, we will shift the focus of our ID Cards on Trial campaign to scrutinise the procurement and delivery of this scheme every step of the way.

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Leader: Why public support for ID cards is falling
"You cannot fool all the people all the time"...

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Leader: Don't be fooled by Blair's "cardboard" ID compromise
Vote too close to call...

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Leader: Government sums don't add up
Is this just a desperate last ditch attempt to boost case for ID cards?

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ID Cards on Trial News

Minister calls for ID cards review
HMRC data blunder raises new questions…

ID cards: The bidding war begins
An "important milestone" has been reached, says government

ID cards still risk failure
Scheme is 'poisoned' claim academics

ID card mega-database ditched
And no iris biometrics either

Blair slams ID cards critics
Biometric tech vital for fighting crime and illegal immigration, says PM

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