Lords reject ID slave grid for third time

"Yesterday the Prime Minister suffered powerful blows to his authority on three vital fronts. His plans for reform of education - which he has long declared his top domestic priority - having already been eviscerated by his own backbenchers, limped through the Commons only with Conservative support. Second, the Prime Minister's principal policy instrument against terrorism, identity cards, was rejected once again by the House of Lords. And to top it all, the Labour Party treasurer broke ranks in spectacular fashion by denouncing the Prime Minister's unofficial fund-raising operation, which has aroused suspicions of the selling of peerages for cash [...] The third rejection of the identity cards Bill is fitting treatment of a clear breach of Labour's manifesto, which explicitly ruled out compulsory cards." ^Telegraph

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