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‘Starmer’s poll tax’: Piers Corbyn rallies against digital ID outside Labour conference Piers Corbyn took to the labour conference in Liverpool to protest against Labour&plans for implementing digital ID&in a bid to tackle illegal migration claiming this could lead to financial control. Piers Corbyn made an appearance outside Labour’s annual party conference in Liverpool today, claiming the party’s plans for digital ID could become “the end of our freedom”. The activist and brother of former Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn told the Mirror he was there to “campaign to stop digital ID”, urging delegates to reconsider the impact of a national identity system. “I’m here today to campaign to stop digital ID, I think the Labour delegates need to understand that this is Starmer’s poll tax,” he told the Mirror. The new digi-id&were recently announced by Keir Starmer as ‘BritCards’ for adults in the UK, as a compulsory law in a bid to tackle illegal migration. In a speech on Friday 26, he claimed this would control immigration problems in the UK. Starmer said, "Let me spell it out. You will not be able to work in the United Kingdom if you do not have a digital ID. It&as simple as that.” He also explained it has been too easy for people to slip into the shadow economy and remain here illegally, and the country’s problems won’t be solved if “we don’t take on the root causes.” However, Piers believes that digital IDs could be tied to financial controls, suggesting that future systems might...