29 March 2006
ID Card sellout
BBC NEWS | Politics | ID card deadlock comes to an end. Well what a load of rubbish that is. You apply for a passport, you have your details entered on the national ID register, but you don't get to enjoy the benefits of having an ID card. All of the disadvantages and none of the advantages. This is progress?
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Less than 24 hours after the sell out, here is compulsory ID cards.
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