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- Digital ID scheme: explainer - GOV. UK
A new digital ID scheme will make it easier for people across the UK to use vital government services The roll-out will in time make it easier to apply for government and private sector services
- What are digital ID cards, how will they work and will they be . . . - BBC
Why is the government introducing digital ID and will it be compulsory? Once introduced, digital ID will be used to verify a person's right to live and work in the UK
- The UK Has It Wrong on Digital ID. Here’s Why.
In late September, the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his government’s plans to introduce a new digital ID scheme in the country to take effect before the end of the Parliament (no later than August 2029) The scheme will, according to the Prime Minister, “cut the faff” in
- UK Digital ID - Wikipedia
A digital ID scheme (also known " BritCard " or " Brit Card ") for adult residents of the United Kingdom was announced by the prime minister, Keir Starmer, on 25 September 2025 The Starmer government hope to introduce it as part of their attempts to tackle the rise in illegal migrant crossings in small boats across the English Channel and for it to be a mandatory requirement to prove the
- The UK’s new Digital ID proposal explained - Proton
Stay informed on the UK’s digital ID proposal The digital ID scheme will change substantially in the next two years It’s up to residents of the UK to remain informed about the government’s plans and challenge it where necessary
- Explained | UK’s Mandatory Digital ID: What It Is, How It . . . - News18
While addressing a gathering of world leaders in London, Starmer said, “Digital ID is an enormous opportunity for the UK It will make it tougher to work illegally in this country, making our borders more secure " What Is The UK’s Digital ID Card? Despite the name, the new scheme will not involve citizens carrying a plastic card
- Why is the UK introducing digital IDs – and why are they so . . .
Why is the UK introducing digital IDs – and why are they so controversial? Keir Starmer’s digital ID proposal has been criticised by rivals and civil liberties groups over privacy concerns
- UK digital ID plan fuels conspiracies, but government denies it is for . . .
Starmer government insists a digital ID will be voluntary, as critics say it could be used to limit access to flying and food, among other things
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