يصبح الحالة ل [إيد] بطاقات يائسة

[غردون] ب التصق بني مع ال [إيدنتيتي كرد] يدبّر عندما هو يستلم في [نو10], هو كان ادّعيت اليوم.

هو يظهر أن يكون سخّنت إلى ال [5بيلّيون] مشروع غير أنّ ركّز على على ميزاته إلى عمل وفردات [رثر ثن] قيمته في [كمبتينغ] إرهاب.

هناك الآن إشارات أنّ المستشارة والخزينة - كلا من كان من في البداية جدّا شكوكيّة - قد أتى أن يساند صيغة من البطاقات.

He is understood to be concerned about the rising cost of identity fraud and believes biometric cards should go ahead if they can within budget.

Mr Brown has commissioned former HBOS chief Sir James Crosby to look at potential benefits to business and customers, and has delayed publication of the report until he becomes prime minister.

The review team has consulted London School of Economics experts, who were highly critical of the original proposal on cost and workability grounds.

Academic Simon Burns, who has talked to the Crosby review, said: “I think Gordon Brown wants to create clear blue water between himself as premier and Tony Blair on the ID programme, without scrapping it like the Tories want. The Crosby report will help him justify such a move.”

Meanwhile Labour party sources say Mr Brown is considering a new “British Day to celebrate traditional national values. But he is understood to oppose a bank holiday because of the cost to the economy.

 2007 Associated Newspapers Limited  

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