Burnham to end Starmer’s digital ID plan

Andy Burnham is expected to cancel Keir Starmer’s digital ID card plans upon becoming Prime Minister, reassigning funds toward addressing the cost of living. The scheme, initially announced to combat illegal working, faced widespread opposition and was estimated to cost around £1.8 billion. The decision reflects a shift away from unpopular policies, with Burnham prioritizing support for communities and economic growth over the controversial digital ID initiative.

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