The British government will scrap plans to introduce a digital ID system after steep public backlash, the office of incoming prime minister Andy Burnham has confirmed.
In a string of immediate concessions laid out ahead of him officially being sworn in on Monday as Britain’s seventh prime minister in the past decade, former Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham’s team told the BBC that the government will drop the push from outgoing PM Sir Kier Starmer to impose a digital ID system in favour of focusing on the “the daily priorities facing people across the country”.
A spokesman for the incoming leader added that the “time and resource that was going…
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