31st October 2004 Archive
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The Great 'standalone' ID card Swindle
What it really meant, what you'll really get
The Home Office pulled off quite a coup last week. It contrived to duck or ignore a series of criticisms of its ID card scheme, and announced minor changes which in some cases could actually be seen as strengthening it. Meanwhile, a good section of the press was sent chasing off with the biggest non-concession of the lot - the …
Music and Media 31 Oct 2004, 09:58
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