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Britain should move thousands of inmates into low-security open prisons, according to David Gauke, the former Tory justice secretary, who is...
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Before I was sentenced to prison I imagined it as a place of discipline, where we who had broken society’s rules would be taught to be better men....
As hundreds of prisoners are released early on to the streets of Britain, it’s vital that the authorities keep track of these criminals....
With the mass releases from prison underway, politicians have turned their attention to what happens after inmates leave jail. On Tuesday, Shabana...
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Britain’s prisons are full: over the August Bank Holiday weekend, there were fewer than 100 men’s prison places remaining. The number of spaces has...
One of the worst things about prison is the rules. Before I was sentenced I’d imagined jail as a rigid, structured, disciplined environment where...
As I read last week’s Steerpike exclusive on the thorny topic of ‘inappropriate relationships’ between prison officers and prisoners, my mind...
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Justice secretary Shabana Mahmood has bowed to the inevitable: acknowledging that ‘our prisons are on the point of collapse’, Mahmood has announced...
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