The Id
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Origin | Merseyside |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | |
| Record labels | Engine Records |
| Albums | The ID |
| Genres | Synth-pop |
| Post-punk | |
| New Wave | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1791971 |
About The Id
The Id was a new wave/synthpop band from the Wirral, Merseyside, England formed in September 1977 by school and college friends Andy McCluskey, Julia Kneale, Neill Shenton, John Floyd, Malcolm Holmes, Steve Hollas, Gary Hodgson and Paul Humphreys.
How were the 39 people killed in the Essex lorry case identified?
... For the first time, those involved in the investigation tell how tattoos, fingerprints and hidden telephone numbers helped them piece together The Identities of the victims...
Bank staff defy customers to prevent £55m of fraud in 2022
... When he brought the customer back in the next day with all The Id Ms Williams realised she had to use the Banking Protocol...
Local elections 2023: Thousands didn't vote due to ID rule, data shows
... Working out the proportion of eligible voters turned away due to The Id rule is difficult, because of differences in how councils have recorded the data...
Local elections 2023: Labour eyes power after Tory poll drubbing
... Some voters told the BBC they were turned away from polling stations, prompting critics to call for The Id rules to be dropped...
Local elections 2023: Critics say voter ID rule should be scrapped
... Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said The Id checks will ensure elections are " high-integrity processes"...
Voter ID: One in four unaware they need ID to vote in May elections
... Officials, who will be called " greeters" will be positioned outside polling stations to " make sure that people are definitely aware of The Id requirement" he added...
Why asylum seekers are choosing Canada in record numbers
... Now, the wait for an appointment for The Id document is nearly two years, said Maryse Poisson, who works at the Welcome Centre, an organisation assisting newcomers in Montreal...
China repression: The families who have left loved ones behind
... He contracted a serious illness, but could not get proper medical treatment because the police had taken away The Id cards of Gao Zhisheng s relatives...
Voter ID: One in four unaware they need ID to vote in May elections
Almost a quarter of people still do not know that photo ID is required to vote in the upcoming local elections, the Electoral Commission has Said .
For the First Time , everyone voting In Person in English local elections on 4 May will need to show identification.
Craig Westwood, from the Electoral Commission , Said it was focused on how the New System " can be delivered well".
But local councils have warned that election staff could be " overwhelmed" dealing with the new rules.
The Local Government Association (LGA) - which represents local authorities - Said the practical difficulties faced by councils to bring about these rule changes " should not be underestimated".
The new rules mean that voters in England need to take photo ID to get their ballot papers in local elections, police and crime commissioner elections, and parliamentary by-elections.
However, it is thought More Than one million of eligible voters do not currently have accepted forms of photo proof.
For people who do not have The Right photo ID they can apply for a free voter ID document - - from their local council.
The deadline to register for one of these is 25 April - But government data shows since the scheme was launched.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4 's Today Programme, Mr Westwood Said that voters often " respond late" ahead of elections and " we always see a very significant spike in The Days leading up to the deadline".
The communications director Said the Electoral Commission had been running a campaign since January to make sure people were aware of this change.
" The awareness in The Public has gone up from 22% to 76% over that period and that's still with a month to go, " he added.
Mr Westwood Said " people understand" the new photo ID rules, adding that applications for The Free voter authority certificate were increasing " day by day".
He also Said there would be more staff at polling stations during The Local elections in May.
Officials, who will be called " greeters" will be positioned outside polling stations to " make sure that people are definitely aware of The Id requirement" he added.
There are 22 forms of accepted ID that can be used in polling stations including passports, driving licences and blue badges - as well as The Free voter ID certificate.
From October the compulsory voter ID rules will also apply to any future general elections. Photo ID is not required for postal votes.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
