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Week in Numbers: Twit bots
News The Daily Mail teaches the government a lesson in security, and TalkTalk begins testing its 40Mbps fibre broadband in London and Wales.
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Home Office denies ID card hack claims
News A security researcher apparently hacked the ID card in just 12 minutes, but the government isn't buying the claim.
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Photos: ID cards for Brits
News The government has unveiled the ID card for British citizens.
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Pilots no longer forced to get ID cards
News Despite backing off compulsory identity cards for airside workers, the government still claims the scheme will go ahead.
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ID card scheme to be scrapped by Conservatives
News A senior Tory MP has warned the Conservatives will scrap ID card plans so companies bidding to provide them should not enter into further contracts with the current Government.
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Home Office releases ID cards report
News All estimates have been revised, according to expectations.
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Week in Review: Conficker waking up?
News The Conficker worm is back again, but this time it might not be an April Fool’s joke.
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ID cards could use chip and PIN
News There is no 'technical reason' not to use chip and PIN technology in ID cards so they can be used in ATMs.
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IBM and CSC win big ID card contracts
News CSC will be paid £385 million and IBM some £265 million to rollout biometric passport and ID card systems.
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DWP confirms ID data breaches
News The system that holds data key to the ID cards programme has been breached by staff in over 30 local authorities, the government department has admitted.
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Tribunal orders ID card reviews to be published
News The Information Tribunal has upheld the original Information Commissioner’s order that the ID cards’ Gateway Reviews should be published.
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Government searching for new ID card watchdog
News The government is advertising for a National Identity Scheme Commissioner, who will keep an eye on the ID card scheme.
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