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Pubs, bars, restaurants, music venues, and shops across England and Wales can now accept approved digital proof-of-age apps for alcohol purchases, alongside tra

New laws in England and Wales will allow pubs, off-licences, nightclubs, and restaurants to use digital ID and biometric scanning technology for age verificatio

Pubs and shops are now permitted to accept digital identification as valid proof of age for the purchase of alcohol.

New laws coming into force on Tuesday in England and Wales will allow digital IDs to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops.

New rules introduced on Tuesday will allow pubs in England and Wales to accept digital ID apps as proof of age, alongside traditional physical documents.

Despite rapid adoption of digital IDs globally, their potential is limited by a lack of global interoperability, creating security risks and hindering cross-bor

The Delhi government is proposing a new bill to introduce a 'Property Aadhaar Card' for every property after a scientific survey, aiming to digitize land record

The new UK government has scrapped plans for a digital ID program, a move that comes after millions of British citizens opposed the initiative. This decision wa

The new Prime Minister has announced a cut to VAT on electricity bills, a policy funded by cancelling Keir Starmer's Digital ID programme, according to Chancell

Andy Burnham's decision to scrap the UK's digital ID plans has been met with both praise from digital inclusion and civil liberties campaigners, and criticism f

U.K.'s Burnham has reportedly dropped a digital ID scheme to prioritize the cost of living, with allies suggesting he will replace Keir Starmer as Prime Ministe

Labour deputy leader Lucy Powell stated that scrapping digital ID plans would allow the party to focus intently on the cost of living crisis.

Andy Burnham, expected to be Britain's next prime minister, has explained his decision to scrap digital ID and addressed speculation regarding his Cabinet, prom

New Labour leader Andy Burnham has pledged to scrap the planned digital ID scheme and reallocate its funding to other public priorities.

Andy Burnham, the incoming prime minister, has announced his first major policy pledge, stating his government will scrap digital ID plans to focus on the cost

The incoming Prime Minister is reportedly planning to abandon Sir Keir Starmer's £2 billion digital ID scheme, signaling a significant shift in government direc

Andy Burnham plans to scrap Keir Starmer's digital ID scheme, redirecting its allocated funds to more tangible improvements as part of a 'reset of priorities'.