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Face scanning phone apps can now be used for age checks in pubs and clubs

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Face scanning phone apps can now be used for age checks in pubs and clubs

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By Dave Burke Verified
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New laws allowing young people to scan their face on their phone to prove they are old enough to buy alcohol have been announced today. Pubs, restaurants, shops and music venues now have the option to accept digital ID if customers are purchasing booze. And tech chiefs hope this can be rolled out for all types of age-restricted sales in the future. Up to now buyers have needed to show physical documents with their date of birth and photo, such as a passport or driving licence.
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Nigel Farage flounders as he's accused of taking £72million from crypto 'sugar daddies'

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By Lizzy Buchan Verified, Dave Burke Verified, Ashley Cowburn Verified, Sophie Huskisson Verified
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Floundering Nigel Farage has acknowledged that Reform may fall foul of incoming foreign donor laws after Angela Rayner accused him of accepting £72million from his "sugar daddies". The record-breaking donations from crypto tycoons Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo have sparked an outcry, with Reform accused of "gross hypocrisy" in the House of Lords.
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