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Overcrowding crisis pushing Irish prisons to 'breaking point' - Vimarsana News

Overcrowding crisis pushing Irish prisons to 'breaking point'

In Cork, 348 people were in custody, which has a capacity for 296, meaning it is at 118% capacity, the second-highest after Limerick Female Prison (121%)

Lucy Letby's first days as convicted killer - 'segregation, hospital cell and call to mum' - Vimarsana News

Lucy Letby's first days as convicted killer - 'segregation, hospital cell and call to mum'

Britain's most prolific female serial killer Lucy Letby will live out the rest of her days behind bars with little human interaction, confined to her cell for her own safety

Prison Service will 'have a hard time' protecting Wayne Couzens - Vimarsana News

Prison Service will 'have a hard time' protecting Wayne Couzens

Wayne Couzens will die behind bars after he was sentenced yesterday for kidnapping, raping and murdering marketing executive Sarah Everard from South London in March.

Fury at under-fire Met Police over 'derisory' advice to women to 'wave down a BUS' - Vimarsana News

Fury at under-fire Met Police over 'derisory' advice to women to 'wave down a BUS'

Scotland Yard is also advising that if a woman is stopped and doesn't trust a male officer they should 'run into a house', 'shout out to a passer-by' or call 999.

Boris Johnson urges public to 'trust the police' in wake of Sarah Everard case but admits problems - Vimarsana News

Boris Johnson urges public to 'trust the police' in wake of Sarah Everard case but admits problems

Boris Johnson said police do a 'wonderful job' but acknowledged there were problems in how violence against women and girls is tackled, while suggesting recruiting more female officers.