A woman who was watching a Westminster Hall debate on digital ID was kicked out after shouting 'the people will not comply' and urging MPs to 'listen to the people'

A furious member of the public was thrown out of a Parliamentary debate after screaming "the people will not comply" with digital ID.

The woman - sitting in the public gallery - interrupted a debate on the controversial proposal, urging MPs to "listen to the people". As she got to her feet and shouted, Tory Sir Edward Leigh, who was chairing the debate, told Parliamentary staff to remove her, telling them: "Don't just stand there".

The dramatic scene unfolded as MPs debated a petition signed by nearly three million voters demanding digital ID is scrapped. She got to her feet and shouted: "We don't want this and we will not c

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