MPs to debate ID cards policy

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Tory motion will allow House of Commons to discuss controversial scheme and examine if the government has made a U-turn or not

Harman: No change in policy MPs are to debate ID card policy in the House of Commons on Monday (6 July) in a motion called by the Tory Party. There has been growing speculation in recent week...

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