The UK government has launched a digital ID scheme, initially for former armed services members, with plans to expand it for all citizens to verify their right to work. This app-based system aims to ...

If you’re someone who loves the convenience of tapping your phone or smartwatch to pay, cybersecurity experts say you may want to think twice before your next purchase. ‘Not Constitutional’: Trump ...

In a bid to pilot its emerging digital identity infrastructure, the UK government today launched a digital version of the Armed Forces Veteran Card, marking the first government-issued credential to ...

Sir Keir Starmer has said that the public will never need a digital ID to access a hospital, but admitted that the full cost of the new scheme is still not known. The prime minister reiterated on ...

The Transport Ministry plans to introduce a Digital Taximeter program -- a GPS-enabled system that calculates fares based on distance, traffic conditions, and peak-hour surcharges -- to ensure fairer ...

Last month, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer revealed plans for a new digital ID scheme that will be accessible to all UK citizens and legal residents. The ID won't need to be carried around and will ...

A new digital ID update has today been announced by the Government. Nearly 2 million veterans can now get and benefit from a digital version of the Veteran Card, which will make it easier and quicker ...

Labour has been accused of breaking its promises on digital IDs after it emerged that just months ago a minister guaranteed they would not be mandatory. Sir Chris Bryant - then a minister in the ...

The UK has dropped two places in global cybersecurity rankings, as members of the public fall short on using AI at work. This includes storing passwords and using AI at work, according to an annual ...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer did not say Britons without digital ID would have to pay 85 pounds ($113) every time they want to prove their identity, contrary to social media posts.

Parts of central London came to a standstill as thousands of people protested against plans for everyone in the UK to have a digital ID card. The Prime Minister said it could help cut illegral ...