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Joint Committee repeats fears about racial bias in identity checks

“Discrimination fear over ID cards ” BBC

See also
Joint Committee On Human Rights - Thirteenth Report (21.5.07) Scroll down to 1.26.

Posted by MM on Tue 22nd May 2007 at 8:43 am
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New Statesman publishes discussion on identity and government

New Statesman (January 2007) Who do you think you are? Identity, individuality and legitimacy in a modern age.

Posted by MM on Mon 15th Jan 2007 at 2:04 pm
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ID crime victims need more help

“ID theft victims ‘need help’” Telegraph
“Surge in ID crime victims”
Daily Record 13th July 2006

Posted by EMcP on Thu 13th Jul 2006 at 12:21 pm
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Scottish database linkage in threat to privacy

“Fears over Scottish identity card plan” Sunday Herald

Posted by MM on Mon 10th Apr 2006 at 7:01 am
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Lords reject compulsion in ID Bill

“ID cards scheme in Lords defeats ” BBC
“Peers reject ID-card database plans as attack on freedom” Independent

See also
Hansard 23.1.06: House of Lords debates

Posted by MM on Tue 24th Jan 2006 at 8:16 am
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Shoppers experience biometric technology in Passport roadshow

“Passport to the biometric era” Evening News

Posted by MM on Fri 16th Sep 2005 at 7:11 am
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Anti-terror legislation prioritised: civil liberties debate; EU emergency talks

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“Brussels backs move on telecoms data” Financial Times
“EU agrees to logging of phone call data” Times
“Security measures alone are not enough to stop the terrorists” Evening News
“The rule of law must come first, despite war on terror” Herald
“Should government bring in tougher anti-terrorist laws?” Scotsman
Following posted on 13.7.05
“Britain’s liberal dilemma” Herald
“Challenge to civic society” Guardian
“Clarke presses for EU fingerprint plan” Guardian
“UK pushes emergency debate on internet data” Financial Times
“Britain to crack down on terrorist financing” Financial Times
“Clarke to chair EU security talks” BBC
“UK urges terrorist asset seizure” BBC
Following posted on 12.7.05
“For Shahara’s sake, don’t hate Muslims” Daily Mirror 11.7.05
“We will catch you” Daily Record 12.7.5
“How much more can we tolerate? ” Evening News
“We may now be much too civilised for our own good” Herald
“Blair’s new promise on anti-terror legislation” Herald
“Blair rejects inquiry calls but hints at new terror laws” Scotsman
“EC seeks to share intelligence files” Scotsman
“Tough mood gets stronger farthest away from London” Times
“Blair may bring forward new anti-terror powers” Independent
“Muslim leaders warn of mounting Islamophobia after attacks on mosques” Independent
“Howard praises ‘calm and resolute’ Blair” Guardian
“Preserving civil liberties” Guardian
“Police pledge tough action as race hate attacks rise” Guardian
“Crackdown on Muslim clerics who preach hate” Telegraph
“Blair to fast-track security laws” Financial Times
“Haven for terrorists claim rejected” Financial Times
Following posted on 11.7.5
“ID cards ‘would not stop blasts’” Evening News
“Cracking down on civil liberties is not the answer” Evening News
“Bombers have exploded the myth about ID cards” Scotsman
“The battle to stop freedom falling victim to terrorism” Sunday Herald
“Treasury study shows Brown’s ID card doubts” Independent
“Clarke wants to track email and phone messages” Guardian
“Opposition to anti-terror laws set to collapse” Times
“Clarke resists pressure to rush anti-terror laws” Finaincial Times
Following posted on 8.7.05
“Clarke set to rush through emergency arrest powers ” Independent

Posted by MM on Fri 15th Jul 2005 at 7:59 am
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LSE director attacks government criticism of ID report: poll shows collapse in public support

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“Government accused of stacking ID cards committee” Guardian
“Computer problems likely to delay identity cards” Independent
Following posted on 4.7.05
“LSE report on ID cards cost” Times. Letter from Howard Davies, Director of the LSE.
“‘Bullying’ by Whitehall on ID card report” Times
“‘Bullying’ claim against ministers in ID cards row” Evening News
“ID cards are to Blair what poll tax was to Thatcher” Sunday Times. Article by Michael Portillo.
“Panic in No 10 as ID card support collapses” Daily Telegraph
“Are they big enough to backtrack on ID cards?” Telegraph
“Eight out of 10 fear ID fiasco is on the cards” Telegraph
“Scottish politicians attack ID cards ” Holyrood.com 28.6.05

“ID cards will miss 2008 deadline, say tech firms” Independent
“Rich pickings and high risks are on the cards” Independent

See also
Public Accounts Committee: The impact of the Office of Government Commerce’s initiative on the delivery of major IT–enabled projects (HC 555)

Posted by MM on Wed 6th Jul 2005 at 8:33 am
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LSE project proposes ID blueprint as alternative to national scheme

“ID cards will ‘help fraudsters’” Times

Press release
“The Identity Card Bill debate: what model might work?” LSE

See also
The LSE Identity Project. Alternative blueprint for a national identification. June 2005.
LSE Information Systems Integrity Group

Posted by MM on Mon 13th Jun 2005 at 8:21 am
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National identification database: intended use

To ask the Scottish Executive when it will make a statement on its intended use of the national identification database.
Patrick Harvie (Glasgow) (Green)

(WQ 11.3.05)

Posted by MM on Fri 22nd Apr 2005 at 2:01 pm
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