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ID cards spread across North West
News After rolling out in Manchester, the identity card scheme is coming to Cheshire, Merseyside, Lancashire and Cumbria.
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Week in Review: Danish cops love Apple
News Police in Copenhagen are Apple fan boys, Intel drops Larrabee, and more from this week in IT.
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Liverpool council votes against ID cards
News Liverpool City Council has made it clear it's not a fan of ID cards, banning them from its own offices.
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ID card database holds 538 names
News And just one is from someone outside the UK.
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ID cards arrive in Manchester from 30 November
News Mancunians are the first to be able to generally register for the controversial ID cards.
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10,000 register for ID cards
News Just 10,000 Brits have shown an interest in getting an ID card, but the Home Office thinks it's a positive sign.
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Foreign nationals ID cards expedited
News Workers with a UK job-offer to get ID cards early, the government has confirmed.
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Cable wants to cull ID card database
News In a speech at the Liberal Democrats' party conference today, Vince Cable has made the case for scrapping Government database schemes.
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Tories to rollback surveillance state
News The Conservative party has revealed plans to end ID cards, the ContactPoint database and give the Information Commissioner more powers.
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Government appoints first ID commissioner
News Former Home Office employee Sir Joseph Pilling will be the independent watchdog for the ID card scheme.
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Week in Numbers: Stamping out spam?
News Research reveals that many viruses leave PCs within 24 hours, and Opera releases its third beta for its Opera 10 browser.
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Ditching ID cards would save more than £3 billion
News Kable has claimed that the fingerprinting aspect of passports alone will cost nearly one billion pounds.
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