DEVELOPING: Mandatory Digital ID Imposed for UK Workforce, Effective Immediately

BREAKING NEWS Mandatory Digital ID Imposed for UK Workforce, Effective Immediately The UK government has announced that a new digital ID will be mandatory for all workers in the country, effective immediately. The move aims to tackle illegal migration by making it harder for people to work in the UK without proper documentation. According to sources, Sir Keir Starmer confirmed plans for the digital ID scheme, stating it would offer "countless benefits" to citizens and make it tougher to work illegally in the UK. His senior minister, Darren Jones, described the digital ID as a potential bedrock of the modern state. The new policy comes after Prime Minister's criticism that the centre-left has been "squeamish" about addressing issues related to immigration. The move is seen as a significant shift in the government's approach to tackling illegal migration. Impact All UK workers will be required to have a digital ID, which will be used to verify their identity and employment status. The exact details of how the system will work are still unclear, but it is expected that employers will be responsible for ensuring their employees have a valid digital ID. Background The UK government has been under pressure to address concerns around immigration and border control. This move is part of a broader effort to strengthen the country's borders and reduce the number of people entering the country without proper documentation. Current Status The new policy is effective immediately, with employers expected to begin implementing the digital ID requirement as soon as possible. The government has not yet provided details on how workers will be able to obtain a digital ID or what penalties will be imposed on those who fail to comply. Developing Story This is a developing story and more information will be provided as it becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Bbc.*