💨 Abstract
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer visited a Barclays branch in Brighton to address public concerns about his digital ID plans, which have faced backlash due to misinformation on social media. The scheme, initially supported by 35% of the public, now has a -14% approval rating. Starmer emphasized that the ID would be voluntary for most uses but mandatory for employment to combat illegal working.
Courtesy: Craig Munro
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