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Tony Blair (pictured) and William Hague have called for the introduction of digital ID cards

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Former Labour prime minister and Conservative leaders Tony Blair and William Hague have come together to argue everyone in the UK should be issued digital IDs.

‘Give all Brits digital IDs’, say Tony Blair and William Hague

Home secretary Suella Braverman (third right) during a visit to the migrant processing centre in Dover, Kent. Picture: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire

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Former prime minister Tony Blair speaking during Prime Minister's Question in the House of Commons. Picture: PA/PA Wire

Worried Blair aides held brainstorm session to help him at PMQs

A general view of 10 Downing Street in London after Sir Graham Brady, Chairman of the 1922 Committee of Tory backbenchers, announced that Boris Johnson had survived an attempt by Tory MPs to oust him as party leader following a confidence vote in his leadership at the Houses of Parliament in London.

Boris Johnson has been rejected and should exit No 10 says former leader

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has resisted calls to reduce the two-metre social distancing rule (Picture: Jane Barlow/pool/AFP via Getty Images)

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A medical staff member from Peking Union Medical College Hospital, left, tears up as she prepares to leave Wuhan, but was China's government slow to act over the virus? (Picture: STR/AFP via Getty Images)

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Boris Johnson sits with Sir David Attenborough during the launch of the Cop26 UN Climate Summit, which will take place this autumn in Glasgow (Picture: Chris J Ratcliffe-WPA Pool/Getty Images)

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DUP leader Arlene Foster. Picture; PA

DUP issues warning to Theresa May over confidence-and-supply deal

David Cameron is allegedly seeking a return to politics. Picture Ian Rutherford.

David Cameron is wrong to think he can make comeback '“ leader comment

Anti-Brexit protestors carry EU flags as they stand alongside the Leave Means Leave battle bus parked outside a Tory conference fringe event. Picture: Getty

Brian Monteith: Slippery May could pay for Brexit skulduggery

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Leader comment: Caution needed in cannabis legalisation debate

Karen Gray has been campaigning for her son Murray to be given medicinal cannabis. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Government will review ban on cannabis for medicinal use

Theresa May with her husband Philip at 10 Downing Street on the day she took office in July last year. Photograph: Oli Scarff/Getty

Euan McColm: Theresa May should give voters a chance to say whether they approve

The plan to reinstate Britannia is the worst kind of 'bring backery' says Martyn.

Martyn McLaughlin: Tory Britannia dream shows they are all at sea

Lord Hague has commented on the Conservative Party's division over the Brexit issue. Image: Robert Perry

Lord Hague warns against Tory EU referendum divisions

Conservative minister forced to resign after having an affair with his secretary. Picture: PA

Obituary: Lord (Cecil) Parkinson of Carnforth

Liam Fox urged David Cameron to "end the pretence" on EU renegotiation and back Britain's exit, on the Andrew Marr Show. Picture: PA

Tom Peterkin: Fox reminds us Tories are still divided on EU

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Daniel Craig as James Bond in Skyfall. He will resume the role in Spectre, which is released on October 26

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Malcolm Scott. Picture: Jane Barlow

Tory treasurer Malcolm Scott hit with cash curbs

Lord Coe shows his satisfaction yesterday. Picture: AP

David Cameron welcomes Lord Coe as athletics head

Lib Dem candidate Danny Alexander during a visit to Tomatin Distillery on the last day of election campaigning. Picture: PA

Danny Alexander: Coalition deal ‘changed politics’

David Cameron inspects an industrial size extractor fan during a visit to Flakt Woods assembly plant in Colcheste last week. Picture: PA

Evel would be constitutional mess, says DUP deputy

Nicola Sturgeon says SNP policy has UK-wide impact. Picture: PA

Nicola Sturgeon:SNP should join pre-election talks

Letters: Staff parking ban shows uncaring mindset at ERI

Mr Hague will announce that his party has plumped for the least radical of three options put forward to resolve demands for EVEL. Picture: TSPL

EVEL: William Hague plans veto for English MPs

Former home secretary Leon Brittan, who died last night at his home after a long battle with cancer. Picture: PA

Former home secretary Leon Brittan dies aged 75

The SNP yesterday sought to paint Evel as a conspiracy against Scottish interests. Picture: PA

Leaders: EVEL good for those seeking Scots home rule

Houses of Parliament in Westminster. Picture: PA

‘EVEL’ plan at heart of Tory election campaign

Jamie Taggart, from Argyll and Bute, set off from his hotel on October 31 last year but failed to return from a trip to the northern mountainous region of the country. Picture: PA

Fresh appeal for missing Vietnam botanist

Labour's opposition leader in the House of Lords claimed more localism can help 'thwart the threat of nationalism'. Picture: Getty

Scots localism ‘can thwart nationalism threat’

A Tory MP has called for Scots to be given powers to change the timezone. Picture: TSPL

Scots should control own time zone, says MP

William Hague speaks during a debate on devolution within the UK in the House of Commons earlier this week. Picture: PA

Public must have say on UK future, Hague urged

William Hague insisted no one was looking for a 'partisan fix' to the English votes on English laws question. Picture: Robert Perry

Westminster to hold post-referendum debate

William Hague dismisses donor defection to UKIP

Illustration: Iain Green

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Mr Banks was dismissed by Commons leader William Hague as 'someone we havent heard of' whose change of allegiance would have little impact. Picture: Robert Perry

William Hague dismisses donor defection to UKIP

George Osborne addresses the Conservative party conference yesterday, Picture: Getty

George Osborne axes death tax on pension pots

William Hague: Vow to Scotland will be honoured

Hague says pledges to Scotland will be honoured
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Illustration: Iain Green

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Ukip leader Nigel Farage wants an English parliament within the Commons. Picture: Getty

Scottish independence: Decentralise demand grows

William Hague states that further devolution is not government policy. Picture: Robert Perry

Scottish independence: Devo max ‘not UK policy’

William Hague and Angelina Jolie called for an end to sexual violence as a weapon of war. His support was criticised. Picture: Getty

John McTernan: Tories are fresh out of good ideas

Illustration: Iain Green

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Palestinians examine the ruins of a house in Gaza, which police said was destroyed in an airstrike. Picture: Reuters

No ceasefire as Israel continues Gaza attack

William Hague has stepped down from his position as foreign secretary. Picture: Getty

Clarke and Hague out in Cameron cabinet reshuffle

German foreign minister FrankWalter Steinmeier and John Kerry, took the opportunity to discuss espionage. Picture: AP

Big powers fail to advance nuclear talks with Iran

Israeli soldiers on duty on top of a tank at the border with the Gaza Strip. Picture: Getty

Thousands flee homes as Israel sends in troops

An Iraqi girl and her family wait to get into a temporary displacement camp for Iraqis caught up in the fighting. Picture: Getty Images

Iraq: Fightback against Isis ‘to begin next week’

Nasser Muthana and two other alleged Britons appeal for other UK Muslims to join them. Picture: Reuters

Radicalised UK Muslims in Iraq are ‘top priority’

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American soldiers celebrate the impending executions of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg for espionage on this day in 1953. Picture: Getty

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Foreign secretary William Hague. Picture: AP

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