The BBC carries a report on Tuesday evening’s London Mayoral hustings, including the one run by NO2ID: Mr Paddick told the meeting that like his party leader, Nick Clegg, he would rather go to prison than carry an ID card – and he criticised the use of Oyster travel card records to track people’s movements, [...]
Jamie Doward writes in The Observer: Two of Britain’s leading civil liberties groups are to offer a £1,000 reward for the fingerprints of the Prime Minister or Home Secretary – a move that could leave both groups open to prosecution for incitement. The anti-ID cards group No2ID and the campaign organisation Privacy International will this [...]
Laura Morris, writing in the Cambridge Evening News, reports the comments of the ID cards minister and NO2ID campaigners during the former’s visit to Cambridge: Ms Hillier said: “The two things I would say to the N02ID campaigners are first, the act of Parliament has been passed and ID cards will be brought in. Secondly, [...]
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