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UK: Guardian - Passport details to be kept on ID register despite card U-turn - Johnson accused of pressing ahead compulsory scheme by 'back door' and Home Secretary affirms commitment to identity cards by accelerating rollout

01 June 2009

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Passport details to be kept on ID register despite card U-turn - Johnson accused of pressing ahead compulsory scheme by 'back door' (Guardian, link) and Home Secretary affirms commitment to identity cards by accelerating rollout (Home Office, link)

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