Summary
THE majority of the public is against ID cards, an opinion poll showed today in a new blow to the Government's flagship scheme.
Of those questioned by ICM, 51 per cent thought a national identity card was a bad or a very bad idea while 47 per cent were in favour.See the full content of this document
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Most of the Public Now Opposes Id Cards
It follows the news that the scheme faces delays, and the leaking of Home Office...
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