Britain wants to give its citizens a new kind of passport - one that lives on your phone and never forgets who you are.
Why do thousands of foreign national offenders remain in the UK after finishing their sentences? Explore the legal barriers, ...
And so even if the majority of folks who fall in love with a Bridgerton or Department Q will be satisfied by the handful of ...
The government’s announcement of a national digital ID scheme has had the unfortunate effect of alienating the very suppliers it needs to create economic growth. Why?
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The UK has praised India’s digital ID system – but it’s locked millions out of their legitimate benefits
Where automation replaces local, human assistance, those least able to navigate the systems are most likely to lose out.
The winds of reunification are blowing more strongly in Northern Ireland. Traditionally unionist Protestants are starting to ...
A Westminster event planned to discuss the issues surrounding digital identities online, then found itself in the spotlight when the UK Government announced a national ID scheme. What happened next?
Shabana Mahmood tells MPs families are currently not being removed "even when we know their home country is perfectly safe".
The issue has become fraught among firms that have worked to meet the criteria of DIATF and achieved certification, but now ...
Certified biometrics providers are asking if they’re being left behind, and questions about trust and inclusivity remain pressing.
As Nigel Farage's party scraps climate schemes around the country, new data shows flood risk surging across the ten councils ...
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