Latest Idcards articles
NewsStaff at Manchester and London City airports to pilot controversial scheme 06 Nov 2008
NewsScheme will begin for foreign nationals in 2009 04 Aug 2008
NewsA proliferation of different fingerprint reading machines will be used in government programmes 24 Jun 2008
Triggers by-election to stop "exposing our personal data to careless civil servants and criminal hackers" 12 Jun 2008
CSC, EDS, Fujitsu, IBM, and Thales will all sign framework contracts 23 May 2008
Slower introduction leads to cheaper rollout 07 May 2008
Committee highlights question marks over repeated breaches of data laws 14 Mar 2008
Government does not want to provide biometric enrolment services itself 06 Mar 2008
Home Office documents obtained by the Tories say cards for citizens put back two years 23 Jan 2008
Home Office's latest update on controversial programme reflects unexpected savings 09 Nov 2007
Head of Passport Service says previous estimates were unrealistic 17 May 2007
Wolverhampton issues 23,000 students with smart cards 08 May 2007
Accenture UK managing director says technology use is starting to mature 19 Apr 2007
Industry insiders say the row is a storm in a teacup 22 Feb 2007
Seventy per cent of biometric scheme costs to be spent anyway upgrading passports, says Home Office 22 Feb 2007
David Cameron's Tories will cancel ID card deals 08 Feb 2007
Government technology should be re-used as much as possible, says John Suffolk 11 Jan 2007
Computing previews the big issues for this year 04 Jan 2007
Cost and technical uncertainties cited for decision 04 Jan 2007
We look back at the high and lows of an eventful 2006 for the technology industry 21 Dec 2006
We look back at the high and lows of an eventful 2006 for the technology industry 21 Dec 2006
Industry concerns focus on government management skills 23 Nov 2006
Today's round-up of the rest of the web leads with fears of a shortage of skilled IT staff 17 Nov 2006
Experts warn Whitehall of risks from limited tests of identity card IT 26 Oct 2006
Tech to take up about 15 per cent of £5.4bn estimated cost 12 Oct 2006
The Home Office's first six-monthly costing report says 15 per cent of the money will be spent on technology 09 Oct 2006
Conservative Party leader tells conference delegates that ID cards are a waste of money 03 Oct 2006