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ID card plans are back and 'more popular'

By Steve Ranger

Published: Wednesday 25 May 2005

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Lynda

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London

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Analyst/Programmer

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I agree with Karen - the ID cards as propsed are a direct attack on Civil Liberties.

More and ver detailed debate is uregently needed before any of these crazy schemes are implemented.

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