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Minister insists the public is safe amid calls to rectify 'unsustainable' jail crisis | Politics | News - Vimarsana News

Minister insists the public is safe amid calls to rectify 'unsustainable' jail crisis | Politics | News

Policing Minister Chris Philp insisted no arrests had been delayed and that emergency measures 'were not required'.

Criminal suspects will be freed on bail instead of being remanded in custody because the Ministry of Justice is running out of prison spaces, senior lawyers fear - Vimarsana News

Criminal suspects will be freed on bail instead of being remanded in custody because the Ministry of Justice is running out of prison spaces, senior lawyers fear

Criminal suspects will be freed on bail rather than being placed in custody because the prisons are full, senior lawyers have warned.

We're all paying the price for our rotten prisons - Vimarsana News

We're all paying the price for our rotten prisons

What happens when government policy meets an entirely unfit system? Today’s report on HMP Peterborough by HM Inspector of Prisons reveals a jail unable to handle the government’s early release scheme. Last October, in an effort to stop our prisons running out of room, Alex Chalk announced the End of Custody Supervised Licence scheme, under

RAAC found at five prisons, minister reveals - Vimarsana News

RAAC found at five prisons, minister reveals

Edward Argar also admits government is only on target to provide 10,000 new prison places by 2025, falling short of 20,000 target

Revealed: Rapist conman who stole £2.5m jackpot from the National Lottery by forging a winning ticket was freed after serving just half his nine-year jail term 'to ease the pressure on crammed prisons' - Vimarsana News

Revealed: Rapist conman who stole £2.5m jackpot from the National Lottery by forging a winning ticket was freed after serving just half his nine-year jail term 'to ease the pressure on crammed prisons'

Edward Putman, 54, (pictured) was imprisoned in October 2019 after stealing the prize money with the assistance of Camelot insider Giles Knibbs.