article_snippet.sent: An eccentric man is fighting to keep An eccentric man driving licence photo as a picture of An eccentric man with a colander on An eccentric man head because it is An eccentric man 'religious right'.
article_snippet.sent: An eccentric man is challenging DVLA over An eccentric man rights to wear the metal bowl in An eccentric man licence photo, which An eccentric man says is equivalent to Muslim women being pictured in hijabs.
article_snippet.sent: Niko Alm sent off for the licence in 2008 and Niko Alm was invited to the doctor's to check Niko Alm was mentally fit to drive, but after three years, Niko Alm efforts finally paid off.
article_snippet.sent: A DVLA spokesman said: 'The photograph must be clear and be a current likeness to allow the Police to link the driver to driving entitlement held without confusion or ambiguity. '
article_snippet.sent: Mr Harris, who plays banjo in The Iron Boot Scrapers, vows to fight his corner until his runs out of appeals when his will be forced to send a photo of his without the colander.
article_snippet.sent: his said: 'When I get to the final appeal I will have to send a photo without a colander but that would be a bad day for religious freedom.'
highlights_snippet.sent: Ian Harris, 51, is challenging DVLA over rights to wear colander in licence .
  