Dematerialised ID

 

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Dematerialised ID blogging

 

£37bn quid demands a little pro quo
10 political smear campaigns
1,000 airport workers sign-up for ID cards (X3)
24 hours more wisdom
42 days is bad in both practice and principle
42 days is still too long
A cracking row over ID card lobbying for us all to savour
A deeply flawed DNA test
A disgruntled failed applicant writes….
A dog's life
A Dreadful Record
A good month to bury bad news
A historic attack on liberty (X3)
A historic shift?
A house of cards
A just war against the murderers in our midst (July 15, 2007 1:53 AM)
A law to label real fur - that should bring the voters back
A maître d’s guide to winning a ‘yes’ vote on the EU
A mass movement is needed to tackle the state's snoopers (X3)
A new generation waits to pick up JFK's torch (April 16, 2007 1:49 AM)
A new politics
Empower the committee system
Holding the executive to account
How would you reform Westminster? (X7)
I am sick of my country and this hysteria over MPs
Liberal Democrats: opportunity knocks (X3)
People must have a direct say (X2)
Politics: rebuilding from the rubble (X2)
We need a massive, radical redistribution of power
Where next? (X3)
A picture of something chillingly Orwellian
A pledge to keep
A question of identity (X8)
A rising note of panic surrounds Number 10
A rollercoaster ride with Matthew Parris (4 Oct 2007 12:17:43)
A scheduling error in Manchester?
A significant message from Nick Clegg
A strategy gone wrong
A tax on the absent-minded (December 24, 2006 2:21 AM)
A third ‘will refuse ID checks’
A tragedy born of military despotism and anarchy
A tribunal must tell us what to fix. And whom to punish (X7)
A way out of the ID folly (X12)
A whiff of the think-tank as Miliband gets high on concept at Foreign Office
A White flag to Stalinism
A wild move but the principles are correct (X6)
Aaronovitch: you’re talking t*rd mate
Absolutists on both sides have got it wrong
Absurd call for public sector to embrace web 2.0
Access all areas on email and internet data (X2)
Against all odds we can still win, on a platform for change
AI can power this decade
Airport face scans near one million
Airport rethinks strip-scanner for kids
Alan Johnson and the Benighted ID Scheme (X4)
Alan Johnson scraps compulsory ID Cards
Alan Johnson: we should be proud of DNA database (X5)
Alistair Darling must act instead of promising
All Gordon can do is fight on - and hope his luck turns (X2)
All this lofty talk counts for nothing while only 8,000 voters count (X5)
America does redaction...
AMV scoops Identity and Passport Service ad account
AMV BBDO wins Identity and Passport Services account
An appeal for charity at Christmas (X3)
An Archbishop for the Internet Age (X3)
An empty chair on 5 Live
An historic attack on liberty and democracy (X2)
An underground scandal
An unprincipled threat to our liberty
And answers came there none (X5)
Another on-off election fiasco would be fatal for Mr Brown (X2)
Any fat goose fretting over tax can boo this lot off course
Apple IDs the next-generation iPhone (X4)
Archbishop, with sharia it's all or nothing
Are we a free country any more?
Arresting events (X3)
Arresting MPs and nationalising banks happen in dictatorships
As the clouds gather, Brown has to hug key allies tight
Ask Blair: it's personality, not policy, that wins elections (September 5, 2007 9:26 AM)
Ask the under-50s
At last the great divide is coming into focus
Austerity is in, class is back, and Labour can win again (X5)
Austerity is the final fence for Cameron (x3)
Avoid humiliation – learn from the decisions of history
‘Back-door’ ID cards under fire (X2)
Bah, humbug! (X6)
Bandits at 2 o’clock high? (X10)
Baroness Scotland fined for failing to follow own law
Baroness Scotland must now stand down
Be a pro-MMR campaigner (X2)
Be bold, Gordon: show us the red thread running through your policies
Benighted ID scheme to hit foreign nationals soon... (X9)
Beware the lesson of the Tory wolf in liberal clothing (X6)
Big bang is dead: Christmas has been cancelled (x2)
Big Brother is...napping (24 Sep 2007 11:12:21)
Big business should look beyond the online society
Bill Clinton takes the stage at Comedy Central
Binyam Mohamed case: Torture and a question of judgment
Binyam Mohamed shows us the contempt that Miliband & Co. had for decency and democracy
Binyam Mohamed: a shameful cover-up
Biotmetric ID will not identify intentions
Biometric recording points under fire (X2)
Biometrics are not a panacea for data loss (X9)
Biometrics system is unworkable
Biometrics: still much too unreliable for everyday use (Correspondence)
Biometrics – the vanishing government report on their accuracy
Blair is wildly exaggerating the threat posed by terrorism (November 22, 2006 2:57 PM)
Blair risks ending up as one more crusader in the Levantine ditch (X2)
Blair 'wrong' over liberties stance (27.09.07, 12:56am)
Blame compliance for the donations scandal
Blindly fingerprinting children (X8)
Blunkett is given job at identity card firm
Blunkett warns over ‘Big Brother’ Britain
Bob Quick row: Another day, another spat (X2)
Bogus colleges and student visa scams
Bogus foreign students free to flout new laws
Bold aspirations, but the economy will be key (X2)
Border guards get first dozen ID card readers
Bordering on crazy?
Borders plan will not be enforceable
Breakthrough discerned?
Bring back bonds
Britain: “a dark outrider among liberal democracies”
Britain can't afford ID cards (X7)
Britain hopes for a bite of ID project
Britain is slithering down the road towards a police state (X8)
Britain’s future: Labour candidates’ views (June 14th, 2007 at 11:57 am)
Britain's torture cover-up continues
Britain's visa shame
Britons tolerate security cameras' prying eyes
Brown and Darling have bitten the bullet - and set the world an example (X11)
Brown attacks Tory 'lack of compassion' for opposing tax cuts (X2)
Brown brings in the barbed wire
Brown but not out (X6)
Brown has nothing to hide
Brown improves his anti-terror act, but ID cards could ruin it
Brown may have survived. But the coup was a success
Brown 'misled' with ID card claims
Brown wants a new constitution: has he not done enough damage to the old one?
Brown's aspirations aren't those of Thatcher (June 18, 2007 12:49 AM)
Brown's austerity extends only to the English middle classes (May 16, 2007 2:12 AM)
c.f. Car wrecks and Hutus: a guide to good conduct
Brown's bounce turns to backlash
Brown’s in a deep hole - and here’s how he should get out of it
Brown's portfolio of possibilities
Brown's Speech: By the numbers
Budget: Back to Labour's class war roots
Budget: The new divide (X3)
Budget: Will the 50p tax gamble pay off?
Business and ID cards (X5)
CACI sued for torture by former Abu Graib inmates
Calling the police to account (X2)
Cameron has got the nerve to take Labour to pieces (X3)
Cameron is gambling that today's fiscal boost will fail (X5)
Cameron must not waste his sudden popularity
Cameron's plan to plunder the oeuvre of Simon Cowell
Campaign group’s concern is to do with information that will be held on identity scheme database
Can Labour recover from the cash for honours crisis? (February 5, 2007 1:30 AM)
Can Lib Dems lead the left? (X4)
Can you argue the case for a UK database state? (X11)
Canvassing for David Davis? Well, don't take my car
Cardiff Airport gets more security theatre
Case closed: Why Hillary won
Caught short (X7)
CCTV: the worst of all possible worlds
Census: the opt-out and the opportunity
Charles Clarke warns of ‘Labour civil war’ (X4)
Charles Moore's reflections on the week
Change the leader? Yes. Go to the country early? No
Charles Moore attacks the Israel university boycotters
Charter for Compassion: At one with our ignorance (X2)
Child data debacle seals Whitehall's demise (X2)
China's All-Seeing Eye (X6)
Chopin, Euphorbia, Evelyn and the ID Cards
Christmas is the time to revisit our obsession with the past
Ciffies 2009: And the winners are…
Civility slips at Whitehall
Class war hots up (01:07 PM on 23 May 2007)
Class warriors who betrayed the underclass (X3)
Clear out the Financial Services Authority, along with Alistair Darling and Mervyn King
Clegg: The leader who's learning how to be taken seriously
Clegg's first 50 days (X3)
Collar the lot of us! The biometric delusion (X14)
Come on, Nick Clegg, say your own C-word
Coming next... an even bigger database
Comment is free awards 2007
Concern over ID card systems
Confidence Boost
conservativehome: Friday 16th February 2007 (16 February 2007 at 14:23)
conservativehome: Monday 3rd March 2008
conservativehome: Thursday 25th October 2007 (25 October 2007 at 12:57 and 23:18)
conservativehome: Thursday 29th November 2007 (X6)
Convention rallies support against government madness
Corporate complicity with the Great Firewall
CP Scott's Guards – the Guardian, champion of civil liberties?
America, cowering to an imaginary enemy, is not the country I once knew (X2)
Britain's broken constitution
England's glory
Europe's big brothers (X3)
In this economic cauldron, a new Labour is being forged (X5)
Last week, a dear friend of freedom was laid to rest
Modern liberty has found its voice (X3)
On the Genealogy of Morals, part 7: Nietzsche contra dogma
Rights demand strong institutions (X2)
The blame game*
The return of Jix
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* That was the tenth and last time the Scott's Guards post was submitted. All ten were subsequently deleted from CIF, the Guardian's Comment is Free blog. The Guardian reacted within roughly 48 hours. Compare that with the response time of the government – six years and still waiting.
Crackdown on 'illegal' employers
Crosby changes the nature of the ID debate
Crying betrayal
Cyberwar declared as China hunts for the West’s intelligence secrets
Damian Green and the missing 'no'
Damian Green's arrest shows parliament in decay
Data protection: nipping the EU problem in the bud
Database magic favours the dark side
Database state will not work for us
Dave new world (X2)
David Cameron on surveillance, accountability and empowerment with information
David Cameron: What makes me Conservative (September 9, 2007 2:57 PM)
David Cameron's enthusiasm could still trump Gordon Brown's Clubcard politics (October 2, 2007 12:45 AM and 12:56 AM)
David Cameron's Tories nudge aside Labour's macho world (X3)
David Davis decides to call a by-election:
Bad bargain (X4)
Modern liberty has found its voice (X2)
The rôle of civil liberties (X2)
The UK National Identity Scheme (X14)
We live in a new world, it is claimed ... (X6)
David Davis and the great media U-turn (X56)
David Davis isn't acting on principle, but wounded pride (X3)
David Davis to resign from shadow cabinet and as MP (X2)
David Davis's decision is political lunacy
David Miliband can't (11 April 2007 at 13:34)
David Miliband has to go
David Miliband is an embarrassment strutting the world stage
David Miliband is ready for battle, but someone else must pull the trigger
David Miliband makes the case for democracy
David Miliband meets the bloggers
David Miliband will galvanise Labour so the Tories should get ready (X2)
David Miliband's piccolo diplomacy
David Miliband's top banana moment leaves way clear for Ed
Davis won't divide us
Davos 08: globalisation in capitals
Davos 08: Those irritating human rights questions (X3)
Dawkins on the power of the Jews (X3)
Dazzled by false colours (X2)
Dead chipmunk walking. Or not.
Dead or alive? Ten icons who are still with us
Dean Bubley, Disruptive Analysis
Defeating the database state (X3)
Defending the public space (X4)
Democracy by internet
Did Gordon Brown know about the risk to child benefit data?
Disaster on the cards (X2)
Discredited
Disruptive behaviour (X4)
Do Cameron's critics really want grammar schools? (22 May 2007 14:11:48)
Do Jacqui’s fingerprints save the day?
Do you believe in unicorns?
Does Huckabee's view on evolution matter? Hell, yes!
Does IBM’s Identity Grid idea show us the future for online public services? (X8)
Dogma is for losers (X6)
Don’t like ID cards? Hand over your passport
Don’t risk real freedom for short-term material gain
Dot Wordsworth wades through clichés
Doth I protest too much?
Doublethink is alive and well at MI5
Empty rhetoric from a Labour apparatchik (X2)
End of New Labour spin? I can hardly wait (May 13, 2007 10:44 AM)
Entitlement card 'a threat to civil liberty' (X6)
EU ministers agree e-government aims
Europe is holding us back. We must rethink
Europe's left is in crisis. The choice is stark: adapt or wilt
Even your best friend wouldn’t tell you
Examine the pink doughnut closely. Then sit and weep
Exchange: Will Brown go?
Exclusive: the IdealGov reverse Turing test
Expert enlisted. Speaks out. Gets sacked. It's a tradition
Exploding the "myth of the rational voter" (15 Jul 2007 20:57:02 and 16 Jul 2007 17:05:57)
Face it, there is no escape from 'them' (X3)
Facial recognition is same as tossing coin
Facial recognition biometrics do not work
Facing the fallout (X5)
Fairness is still our guide (X44)
Faith schools can best generate the common purpose that pupils need (X6)
Faith schools may be Blair's most damaging legacy (X13)
Familiar faces in new guises
FBI Prepares Vast Database Of Biometrics (X5)
FBI techs shy away from facial recognition (X7)
Fight Club: Richard Littlejohn vs. Polly Toynbee
Fighting the surveillance state
Fingerprint this
Fisking Janet Daley (21 May 2007 14:23:09)
Fixing the roof and all that stuff
Flood risk is here to stay
Folding on Fisa (X2)
For the DUP, this was a triumph (X2)
Foreign bodies
Forget MPs, what about our privacy?
Forgotten values (X6)
France's fringe take the Pyongyang option
Freedom is taking a battering under kneejerk New Labour (X2)
Freedom v tyranny
French presidential election: too close to call, too exciting for words
From courageous to stubborn (X2)
Fusion centres realise full potential of “astral soup” (X2)
Genius, or an empty gesture by men groping in the dark? (X3)
Getting to know you
Give it up, Gordon (X16)
Give peace a chance. Forget the war on drugs
Give them up for new year (X8)
Giving identity cards a bad name
Glasgow East is the by-election to watch
Goodbye, good times. Now Labour has to show just whose side it is on (X2)
Gord: We’re Rock solid
Good housekeeping is a gamble that may win
Gordon Brown and John McCain: the first tiff (X5)
Gordon Brown broke Lloyds, and it should break him
Gordon Brown can lay the ground for Labour's next generation
Gordon Brown doesn't get the oil crisis
Gordon Brown leadership challenge: Joan Ryan and Janet Anderson call for vote
Gordon Brown pays the price for dishonesty (X9)
Gordon Brown seeks to shore up support as voters go to the polls
Gordon Brown to play part of Union protector
Gordon Brown to vow home internet access for all children
Gordon "Huckleberry" Brown decides not to call an election:
Avoid humiliation – learn from the decisions of history
Brown will pay for his unwise gamble (X3)
Brown's bona fides (X3)
Brown's poll pretence
conservativehome: Sunday 7th October 2007 (X5)
conservativehome: Monday 8th October 2007 (X2)
conservativehome: Wednesday 10th October 2007
Darling's on his knees but dancing to Tory tune (X2)
Do the Tories have the bottle to win?
Election news update 1.50pm (X6)
Four reasons Tories shouldn't fear Nick Clegg
Gordon Brown will let Alistair Darling swing (X4)
It’s back to the drawing board for the Tories
Kerry or Kennedy?
Nick Clegg - policy wonk
No election, but battle for Britain has begun (X2)
O lucky Mac
PM decides against snap election as poll shows Tory lead
Small sops to freedom can't hide what Labour has stolen
Something borrowed, something blue
Taunt them. Humiliate them. Kick them
The Big Feartie from Fife (X6)
The real problem is deeper than just Gordon (X9)
The start of a new Labour leadership battle? (X3)
Things fall apart
Thoughts from the Brown press conference
Tories and the Turning Point (X2)
What Ming must be musing on
Why is Gordon Brown so reluctant to be a liberal? (X4)
Gordon Brown: Labour's dilemma
Gordon Brown: Stalin to Has-been
Gordon Brown: the terrible vacuum
Gordon Brown: We must defend the Union
Gordon Brown's government fighting with itself
Gordon Brown's latest Americanism: the Shrum speech (30 Sep 2007 21:00:00 and 2 Oct 2007 00:02:20)
Gordon Brown's masterly inactivity won't wash
Gordon calling (X2)
Gordon loses it (X2)
Gordon needs culture lessons from Tony
Gov tempts young London onto ID database with booze, 'games'
Gove skewers Gordon
Gray's elegy, Darling's disaster
Great boost for “transformational” ring of data soup
Gutless, yes. But the planet's future is no priority of ours
Had a public service? Do you care? Tell publicexperience.com!
Hanging on the telephone
Happy birthday to EU, happy . . .? (March 24, 2007 1:45 AM)
Has he been watching CSI again?
Have faith in our schools (X9)
Heads should roll for arresting Damian Green
Help or hinder?
Here is your passport to penury (March 12, 2007 9:37 AM, 10:17 AM and 11:24 AM)
Hi-tech controls will trap these bogus students (X4)
Hitchens on Hillary as Secretary of State
Home Office admits that employers cannot check on the right to work in Britain
Home Office is being 'misleading'
Home Secretary unveils ID card
Home untruths
House of ID Cards collapses
How best to respond to the Israel boycott
How much has the 10p tax row damaged Gordon Brown?
How much of the EU's data will the UK lose? (X3)
How safe is your data? - on-line or off?
How smoking shines a light on pack loyalty
How the Establishment bugs Gordon Brown
How they managed to botch the bailout
How to respond to mistakes (X5)
How to win elections and influence people (X2, +2 not published)
How to win the game on tax (X3)
Humbug of politicians with their allowances
Hunting Bhutto's killer
I didn't sign up for this
I don't believe that believers really believe (X2)
I get the drift
I seldom say this these days, but Gordon Brown is right
ID card costs
ID card scheme ditches key database
ID card tsar understands public reaction (X3)
ID cards ‘will allow crime fingerprint checks’
ID cards: A new layer of compulsion
ID cards and a “tougher new strategy on immigration”
ID cards are doomed to fail (X2)
ID cards could be derailed by pensioners as finger prints of over-75s are hard to scan
ID cards could grant the taxman access to your bank records (X6)
ID cards for immigrants to strengthen UK security
ID cards: Should Britain stop protesting and embrace the inevitable?
ID cards now available. Count me out (X8)
ID cards sigh boring blah blah (X3)
ID cards test Johnson's political skills
ID Cards: Labour's Bad IDea
ID Cards: the Pea-Moss says (X3)
ID: bid risk and the vulnerability of IPS
ID: Genealogy of a Biometrics Company
ID minister promises virtual immortality for all Britons
ID scaremongering
ID scheme is a poorly conceived shambles
Ideal realised
IdealGov enters its final four weeks (X2)
Identity and Transformational Government podcast
Identity Minister forgets her own identity
If a Martian taxman landed now, he'd never guess Labour was in power (X5)
If I were Brown, I'd tell the whole lot of them to get lost (X2)
If we want jail to work, we must take the fetters off the jailer (February 18, 2007 11:04 AM)
If you or your chatmate are looking for a nilogism or mislexis, don’t wait till an earar (X3)
Ignorance is no defence. Smith failed in her first duty (X10)
I'm a bail-out sceptic (X4)
I'm in tune with the 'I can' generation (March 29, 2007 11:47 AM and 2:33 PM)
I'm one of 'them' (X6)
IMP, other databases, and the bad karma of “Spammer” Smith
In a crisis calling for big ideas, Osborne is woefully lacking
In offering Labour an illusion of hope, David Davis may have done Cameron a service (X3)
In our right minds (X2)
In praise of… the Quakers
In praise of targets
In the age of leaky data, there is no such thing as a secure online computer (X2)
Inaction on pay profligacy only embeds child poverty (X21)
Increase in comms snooping? You ain't seen nothing yet
Indian summer
Individual rights are being taken away by Labour
Information overlord
Intercept project: what a terrible idea (X3)
Internal passports reminiscent of the cold war (X2)
Is Britain on the slippery slope to dictatorship?
Is Cameron too specific on policy?
Is Gordon Brown crazy enough to call it? (5 Oct 2007 12:25:20)
Is our fear of identity cards harming us? (X6)
Is the rise of the digital ID inevitable? (X3)
Is there a business in ID or not? (X3)
Is this the death of buy-to-let?
Is this the worst diagram ever?
It could happen again
It could never happen here
It is not enough to be liked, MPs need beliefs (July 16, 2007 9:44 AM)
It is the time to look again and back Labour once more (X5)
It is time for privacy debates to grow up
It suddenly comes back to me (4 Sep 2007 14:28:29)
It’s back to the drawing board for the Tories
It's going to be a long, hard road to defend our liberties (X4)
It's Labour stalwart versus Tory fop - dress rehearsal for the really big one
It's not bankers Labour is watching, it's you (X2)
It's not only the Queen. We're all screaming for an answer
It’s one small step from Brown’s paranoid state into a police one
It's our time (X4)
It's risky, but there may yet be method in the maverick (X2)
It's the database, not who runs it, that matters (X2)
It's your recession, Mr Brown. Deal with it
I've got a thing about Alistair Darling
Jacqui Smith is a victim of the new wave of puritanism
Jacqui Smith ventures out without even a PlodBerry for protection
Jailed: Illegal immigrant who got a job with fake passport (X2)
James Hall, Identity & Passport Service (X2)
Jerry Fishenden on how we “force quit” the Benighted ID Scheme (X5)
Jobs, jobs, jobs must be the mantra for a softer recession
Joint chief executives can make place-shaping a reality (X4)
Jordan, snobbery and the arms trade
Just a few key-strokes away from a new Orwellian age
Kelly grilling over lost data
KIlling ID cards and the NIR - the Tory and LibDem plans
Labour: Running on empty (X2)
Labour doesn't mind leaks - so long as it is doing the leaking (X2, and 6 moderated)
Labour is blinded by its lack of an oven-ready new leader
Labour is stifling the right to protest
Labour has nothing to say and no territory of its own (7 + 2 comments deleted by CiF moderator but available here)
Labour in crisis: change or die (X3)
Labour MPs Joan Ryan and Janet Anderson join open revolt against Gordon Brown (X2)
Labour must be bold now
Labour must check this bandwagon before the wrong Miliband takes over
Labour must decide. Sack or back him, deadline autumn
Labour should give Gordon Brown a break (X2)
Labour will force everyone to give fingerprints at ID card interview centres
Labour's decade is liberty's best since the vote was won (X10)
Labour's dilemmas: Denial gets you nowhere
Labour's doomed four point plan for recovery (X2)
Labour's election hopes rely on things they don't control (X2)
Labour's time is up
Landslide I
Last of six McKie case experts sacked
Leaks, damned leaks and the drip of poison
Left foot forward
Let me pass on a story about a possible lifeboat for Brown (X3)
Let the credulous kiss their relics. It's no weirder than idolising Beckham (X2)
Let the war on hypocrisy begin (X8)
Let's get over our silly fears of public ownership
Let's not spy for the FBI (X2)
Letwin's dream of decentralisation
Liam Byrne on ID cards and people trafficking
Lib Dems face challenge to retain MPs
Liberal thoughts
Longer detention is about saving the public (X2)
Lord Mandelson plan to tear up new laws splits party
Losing the war on trust (X3)
Mad, bad and dangerous to know? (X4)
Mad to be happy? (X4)
Magna Carta 2007 - an updated version to protect us from an overweening State
Mahmoud al-Mabhouh's murky world (X2)
Making the non-doms non grata is nonsense (X2)
Manchester and the ID card
Memo to Alan Johnson (X6)
Merger of data is a threat to us all (X4)
Midsummer madness (June 21, 2007 2:02 AM)
Miliband's dilemma: Does he who wields the knife inherit the crown? (X3)
Miliband's talks: From Russia with civility (X2)
Miliband's World
‘Millions to rebel’ over ID cards (X2)
Mind how you walk. It could be a crime (March 26, 2007 10:12 AM and 3:40 PM)
Minister to sew up new NPfIT deals ahead of general election?
Misleading press releases
Mobile identity
MoD staff who misled the public should be exposed
MPs have their hands tied
MPs must act now to set limits on snooping (X5)
MPs' expenses and the limits of power
MPs' expenses: Weak at Westminster (X9)
Mr Brown's getting a grip on Number 10, but not on voters
Mr Cameron can't be caught naked in front of the voters
Mr Stalin goes to Ireland
My £1m idea: the vote
My advice to David on the ContactPoint memo blunder
Nazi slurs diminish David Miliband
Nelson's column (24 May 2007 18:24:31)
Next government needs quality, not equality
New fear of major ID con
Newsnight: Monday, January 14, 2008
Nick Clegg is about to get squeezed out (X3)
Nick Clegg will need a lot more than voices from God
No harm in being wrong, sometimes
No internment (July 16, 2007 1:25 AM)
No sign of NHS-ID System linkage discussions (X4)
Nonsensical excuses for Labour failure (X6)
Not so suicidal after all
Now Brown can rediscover his natural political fire (X2)
Now for ID cards - and the biometric blues (X11)
No2ID (X2,000)
No2ID to Advocate No2Labour Tactical Voting (X2)
Obama could draw students away from UK
Oh, the joy of Gordon Brown's political humiliation
Oh! What a Lovely War on Terror - it's the number the arms dealers love (September 14, 2007 9:49 AM, 10:36 AM)
On Mike
On the Genealogy of Morals part 2: The slave morality (X11)
On the Genealogy of Morals, part 3: The birth of the übermensch (X7)
On the Genealogy of Morals, part 4: Is Christianity cowardly? (X3)
On the Genealogy of Morals, part 5: Breaking the cycle of conflict (X9)
One thing unites Brown and Cameron: fear of 100 Borises (X2)
Online analysis (03:51 PM on 28 Sep 2007)
Only Alan Johnson can prevent catastrophe
Only the band of Miliband brothers can save Labour
Open letter to the McCain team on media bias
Open Source Digital Voting Foundation (X4)
Open up the database state (X3)
Opinion: Angela Epstein, 3 December 2009 (X3)
Oppressed snappers focus on police in London and Chatham
Our data is already online (X8)
Our freedoms are being severely curtailed
Our ID card service is first-rate
Our information doesn't belong to them (X4)
Our state collects more data than the Stasi ever did. We need to fight back (X9)
Out for what they can get (X2)
Out of crisis comes an opportunity for change
Out with President George W Bush goes the war on terror - hurrah!
Out-thought by the Tories (X3)
Pandora's box of bugs
Parking fines via CCTV to force drivers to obey (X2)
Parliamentary expenses: House of cards (X6)
Passport Control (X2)
Passport scheme: Citizen Woolas
Peace and goodwill to all
Pensions in £2.9bn rescue
Personal data: who gets what
Personality obsession may end Gordon Brown
Persuading Us to be Good
Peter Mandelson is telling half the oligarch story; ID cards will be next Labour deception
Peter Oborne on conservativism
Phones talk (X3)
Phorm and the voice of moral athority
Phone bills 'will rise' to pay for database
Pity poor washed-up me, suffocated by washbags
Plan to ‘hijack’ bus passes as ID cards (11:58pm Tue 23 Oct 07, 9:31am and 10:13am on Thu 25 Oct 07)
PM refuses to pass judgment on Baroness
PM's 'low morale' Bank rift
Police will use new device to take fingerprints in street (x5)
Poll suggests ID scheme opposition
'Post Office workers can't spot ID card fraudsters' (X3 out of 4)
Power beckons for the Tories, but are they ready for it?
Power to the people (X3)
Practical tests for ID card scheme
Precious liberty (X6)
Pressure group aghast at Hillingdon ID card scheme
Privacy-enhancing anti-technology in Europe
Private firm may track all email and calls
Progress in blue (X2)
Project Stork
Pronunciation
Public services: The rise and fall of the state (X4)
Putin's peril
Puzzle of the state-obsessed left (X2)
REAL ID Revolt Spreads to 33 States
Reflections on the Wikileak of the Benighted Scheme’s NDA (X9)
Reid's double-talk will hit security (March 30, 2007 1:01 AM)
Remembering Tiananmen (X4)
Removing the state from Dr Rowan Williams
Risk to abuse victims of national ID registration (see also)
Risk-free, thank you very much (X4)
Roman circus
Routine fingerprinting at Heathrow provokes outrage (X5)
Rule of law, not lawyers, is what matters most
Rules won't help in love or money
Safe from terrorism, but not from the police (X2)
Safe in our cages (X12), What do you want to talk about? (X2)
Sathnam is wrong about Shami (X2)
Save English football! Do absolutely nothing!
Say what? Ahmadinejad's new post
Schooling for tolerance (X6)
Scientist v statesman: who can call the battle of the bicentennial men?
Scientists advise, politicians decide
Scottish government consultation on privacy and ID
Security and ContactPoint: perception is all
Security is on the cards (Comment no. 573969, 574352)
Selling biometrics
Semi-detached Digby
Send Blair to be Our Man in Baghdad (May 3, 2007 11:17 AM)
Sharia courts? Get off your knees, Archbishop
Shifting to the right
Should Conservatives be in favour of pre-legislative referendums?
Should Miliband take the Europe job?
Should the Tories return to traditional values? (September 4, 2007 9:24 AM)
*SIGH* The return of the annual tax return un-ideal government (X3)
Simon Heffer on UKIP: how can he not get it? (24 Jan 2007 14:30:57)
Simon Heffer's People of the World in 2008
Simplicity itself (May 9, 2007 1:40 AM)
c.f. Cameron raises his standard in the battle of ideas
Situation Vacant
Situation vacant: a theorist is sought to succeed Mr Keynes
Sir Humphrey would never let his minister be ambushed by Gurkhas (X4)
Sir Menzies Campbell wasn’ t too old. He was too old-fashioned
Six reasons why I’m an uber-moderniser
Six-year-olds fingerprinted by Britain (X10)
Sky spies
Slave to the system (X2)
So what we do when ID Cards 1.0 finally dies?
So what’s new?
Some U-turns are good, Gordon Brown (October 15, 2007 1:51 AM)
Son of supergrass
Spain divided as bomb trial begins
SPASMSiCCRAAPRCOM: making future episodes of data loss nigh-on impossible
Speaker cornered (X4)
Speed demons
Spies come in from the cold (X2)
Splash! Principle has been chucked overboard
Spying on 60 million people doesn't add up
St Neots Community College
Stakes are far too high for Westminster sleaze
Startle us with your boldness Gordon Brown, you've nothing to lose
Stats should be 'boring': Sir Gus
Steve Hilton: an insider's insider (X2)
Sticking to the script – nothing is possible
Stopping ID cards (15)
Storing up trouble
Stork electronic ID network takes off
Straws in the wind
Surveillance is really getting under my skin (November 20, 2006 2:00 PM, November 21, 2006 4:10 PM)
Surveillance state (X4)
Symbolic and illogical (X2)
T5 is a national disgrace (see also)
Taking evidence seriously (X2)
Tanks for the memory
Taunt them. Humiliate them. Kick them
Taxing Credibility
Teenage sex crisis 'due to drink and drugs' (June 15, 2007 2:52 AM)
Temper temper
Terrible price of our porous borders (July 9, 2007 1:23 AM)
Terror detention: Is our liberty or the PM's authority more important? (X4)
Terrorism is not the only mega threat
Terrorist detectors for every UK airport (X4)
Terrorised by Fanatic Tony
Tesco’s to “Issue ID Cards”?
Thank Newsnight it's Friday
The 'Heseltine moment' of truth (X4)
The 10p crisis's biggest loser (X3)
The 12-step programme
The advice Lord Browne should have received
The Arctic Monkeys strategy (23 Jun 2007 10:24:37, 4 Jul 2007 18:41:01 )
The art of manipulation: when people become mere pawns in a game
The barefaced greed of bankers and their bonuses beggars belief
The biggest problem for the Liberal Democrats is illiberal Britain
The Blair memo and why it matters
The British primaries?
The challenge facing David Cameron has changed (X2)
The class war is over - do tell Labour
The claws are out in the Labour Party (X2)
The collapse of Royal Mail would be an utter disaster (X3)
The Conservatives have had an easy ride. That has to stop
The corporate kleptomaniacs (X2)
The curious pursuit of the honourable Peter Hain
The Damian Green affair – another reason Speaker Martin and Jacqui Smith had to go
The dam's burst. Now voters just want to wallop Labour
The Dark Corner
The Dawning of the Biometric Age (X3)
The death throes of 20th-century ideology (X4)
The defibrillator worked - now for the intensive care (X5)
The economy: Politicians and the semi-slump
The end of capitalism? No, just another burst bubble (X10)
The facts you need before the PBR (X6)
The faulty memory of Gordon Brown (X3)
The Forsyth saga
The freedoms missing from a 'vision' of liberty
The fuss over the Damian Green affair has been excessive. Parliamentary democracy is not at risk (X4)
The future is even blacker for Gordon Brown's party than it seems
The great Britney and Barack Obama video (X2)
The Government is spinning in circles
The historic struggle for liberty (X4)
The Home Office's broken biometrics (X6)
The horror of the ID card system (X2)
The horror of virtual courts is upon us
The House of Lords report: a devastating analysis (X2)
The ID System: brainstorming the FAQs (X2)
The illegal e-Borders disaster
The inexact and expensive science of airport security
The internet is down (X2)
The kamikaze approach to the "war on terror"
The kindest cut (X3)
The Lib Dems face a clear choice: get radical or fudge into eternal decline (X3)
The long shot
The long sleepwalk from freedom
The longer arm of the law
The march of 1,000 miles begins …
The Marsham St Book of Festive Yuletide Carols – II (X2)
The mistakes of war
The mobile future
The national ID register will leak like a battered bucket (X4)
The NHS: Britain and America are both right
The plodding pace of change
The political class can't face up to the scale of this crisis (X3)
The politics of identity (X5)
The politics of nudging (X13)
The pursuit of happiness is a fool's errand
The question of Intention
The real reasons why Blair is still clinging on (February 6, 2007 1:27 PM)
The right conspires to hide it, but this is no classless society (X11)
The Right to Roam
The rise of Miliband brings at last the prospect of an atheist prime minister (X14)
The state we could be in
The storm hits Europe (X2)
The threat from terrorism does not justify slicing away our freedoms (X3)
The tide has turned
The Tories are foreign-policy lightweights (X3)
The Tories have shown they are irrelevant to this crisis (X5)
The triumph and tragedy of the Overlord of New Labour (X2)
The unions' Labour-saving devices
The way of the future (Jun 21 2007 09:56 AM)
The Worst Book Ever? (X2)
Theology's unintended consequences (x5)
Theory and reality
There for the taking
There is no Northern Rock rescue for subprime savers
There's a new divide in politics, and Cameron is on the better side of it (X4)
There's always another option
There would be no bonuses at my bank
They all seemed harmless in Davos
They can't even cook their own books
Think-tank urges Whitehall shake-up
This expenses shame crowns Labour's failure on fairness
This government has been the most rightwing since the second world war
This is a nudge in the wrong direction
This is no ripping yarn, but a murder to fan more conflict
This pansy-ass limey Brit won't butt out — the US election is our business
This voting revolution leads back to the arms of the Westminster club (X2)
This was the week that Labour's leaders left social democracy for dead (October 12, 2007 12:38 PM)
This would make the Gestapo proud
This year's other Whitehall scandals
Those good ol' smokin' days (X7)
Three strikes and Labour's out (X3)
Time for a hysterical overreaction
Time to say what we want from government IT
Timely reassurance over Gateway access details (X2)
Timing is everything
TJX says 45.7 million card numbers stolen
To run or not to run
To throw the enemy the chancellor's head would be utterly in vain (X8)
Today in Times Comment (22 Jan 2007 17:36:57)
Toffs and Foreigners
Tony Blair has changed - he's abandoned New Labour (2 Feb 2007 13:58:24, 14 Apr 2007 10:21:18 )
Tony Blair has changed - he's abandoned New Labour (2 Feb 2007 13:58:24, 14 Apr 2007 10:21:18 )
Tony Blair: success or failure?
Too much information
Top 10 things Brown should expect (X4)
Top secret – eat after reading
Tories announce £1m competition for large-scale crowdsourcing platform (X4)
Tories back rescue but we all pay price of failure
Tories can win with tax breaks (May 9, 2007 2:09 AM)
c.f. Cameron raises his standard in the battle of ideas
Tories fuel further debate on ID cards
Tories must not be ashamed of their history (September 4, 2007 11:19 AM)
Tories promise 10,000 strong border police as alternative to ID cards (February 28, 2007 at 14:34)
Tories reach out but face some hard questions (X5)
Tories: there is nothing wrong with being Right (October 1, 2007 8:27 AM)
Tories unveil border police plans
Tories who would rather lose than change (January 14, 2007 1:21 AM)
Tradition is the next big idea in politics. But why stop at banking?
Triumph of those who dare to resist violence
Trust in your local library (X2)
Turkish Thoughts: Memories of the Wapping strike
Tying the knot? For you, we promise £5,000 (X4)
U-turns and the truth (X4)
UK ID Card Fairy Land
UK ID card procurement likely to start in June [2007]
UK Border Agency shames our nation
United States 'is top source of online crime'
Unrecognised iris
Unlocking Fingerprints (Aug 28, 2006 5:08:44 AM, Aug 31, 2006 5:04:58 PM)
Up close and personal (X2)
US intelligence failed to act over 'Nigerian attacker' internet chatter
Using a Sledgehammer (X2)
Using a Sledgehammer (X2)
Virtual policing
Visa applications over the phone (X3)
Voluntary identity cards are a myth (X5)
Vordick durch Sprungtek
Voters support an EU referendum (X7)
Wanted: an election challenger
'War on terror' was wrong
Was Churchill wrong in 1940?
Was Gordon in on Smith's secret? (X3)
We are about to take the war against terror to a new level
We are the watchers. We help you (Comments deleted when Times website upgraded but available here)
We don't need ID cards (Comment no. 285516, 287301)
We face a terrible threat – so storing my dull, private details is no big deal (Comments deleted when Times website upgraded but available here)
We must not tolerate this putsch against our freedoms
We must put our databases in order (X2)
We need a Thinker Royal, not a Poet Laureate
We need ID cards to secure our borders and ease modern life (November 6, 2006 3:09 PM)
We need identity cards, and soon
We need more than fine words on torture (X5)
We rage at Hain and Conway but miss the real profligacy (X3)
We refuse to be ID card guinea pigs (X11)
We should start standing up to China
We should take more notice of this woman at the top
We trusted this country. Look how it treats us (X7)
'We were sleepwalking into a disaster' (X2)
Wednesday's comment from the papers in... (16 May 2007 12:48:24)
c.f. Car wrecks and Hutus: a guide to good conduct
Welcome to a new era: the politics of ‘but’ (X3)
We'll be able to sign up for ID cards at Tesco (X11)
We'll get to love ID cards (X8)
We're not fundamentalists - personal information deserves respect (X2)
We've been sold short
What age should you take your child to football?
What did the PM say to convince Admiral West?
What do you want in Wednesday's programme? (##14 and 23)
What happened to the Crosby Review? (X4)
What is the point of a national ID card?
What it takes to be sure of a long stay in No10
What pushed voters away from Gordon Brown?
What really drove Gordon and Peter back together again
What the Conservatives should do about Europe
What the Inland Revenue forgot to lecture on
What's in a name? 10 cases where moniker maketh man
What's next? Lost ID cards? (X4)
What's riding on a Sarkozy victory? (20 Mar 2007 13:09:32 and 21 Mar 2007 12:17:20)
What’s the legal basis for criticising govenment documents in the contempory UK?
What's wrong with Lloyds' takeover of HBOS? Just follow your nose
What's your biggest hope for Obama?
When old dogmas die, there is room for all kinds of radical new thinking
Whisper it – democracy is at risk (X5)
Whistleblowing or misconduct? (X2)
Whitehall wants to know too much about us
Who are the most influential American liberals?
Who do you think you are?
Who else has mislaid their data? (X2)
Who is Jack kidding? (X5)
Who really governs?
Who will cure ministers of illiberal headline addiction?
Who will have the courage to be Labour's Geoffrey Howe?
Who will stay the course in the ID card bidding race?
Who will win the election? Facebook fills us in (4 Oct 2007 13:44:32)
Who would trust Labour on ID card security?
Why abhor Tories when they do it themselves? (September 5, 2007 11:21 AM)
Why Brown is safer than you think
Why business is wasting time playing politics (X6)
Why can't we take pictures of policemen? (X3)
Why David Cameron's support is important
Why David Davis is wrong
Why Gordon Brown should sign the EU Treaty
Why Hillary won when the polls said she would lose
Why history favours the bold outsider (April 10, 2007 12:40 AM)
Why Huggy Cameron has performed a vanishing act
Why I am standing against David Davis (X2)
Why I still rate Blunkett (X6)
Why I’m opposed to legalising assisted suicide (X2)
Why John Reid resigned
Why Miliband doesn't have the qualities to be leader (X2)
Why propping up banks will not rescue a debauched financial system (X2)
Why the Tories can't follow the Lib Dems
Why we don't have high speed Sarkozys and TGVs
Why we need a referendum
Why we need to collect email data (X5)
Will Brown go? A rolling guide to news and insider gossip
Will David Cameron turn out to be a one-term wonder?
Will ID cards prevent identity fraud?
Will Nick Clegg tip the balance in British politics?
Will Scots be willing to carry identity cards? (X4)
Will the last ISP to leave the EU not switch off the Net?
William’s oxen may not be invited to Russell Square (X5)
Williams is dangerous. He must be resisted
Wishbone thinking
With MS funding, No2ID gains entry to EU eID group
Witness anonymity: the price of justice
Wonky women (X2)
Would Miliband's raft have floated?
Would you carry an ID card?
Yes to the cut-price passport - alias young persons ID card
Yesterday saw the birth of a great movement for liberty
Yes2ID 25 November cards, James Hall
Yes, it matters who leads the Lib Dems
Yorkshire Post on ContactPoint
You and your cost report
You couldn't make it up (X6)
You listened once, Dave. Now here's some more advice
You take the high road, he’s taken the no through road
Yours faithfully
Zero case for lying (25 May 2007 15:40:45)
 
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