Phil reveals his true identity...
Date published: 17 November 2009

FINGERPRINTED . . . MP Phil Woolas signs up for his identity card
OLDHAM MP Phil Woolas has become one of the first people in Greater Manchester to sign up for a Government identity card.
The Home Office Minister visited the Identity and Passport Service office in central Manchester. The cards, which cost £30, can be applied for from November 30 and can be used in place of a passport for European travel.
Identity minister Meg Hillier said: “Identity cards will prove themselves extremely useful in daily life, from opening a bank account to entering a nightclub, and for travel to Europe.”
Mr Woolas added: “Today marks a major milestone for the launch of identity cards.
“Having been through the enrolment process, I can vouch for the fact it is simple, secure and only takes around 15 minutes.”
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