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Prison crisis: Have we reached a turning point?

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New government white paper fails to address serious safety concerns inside prisons

These reforms will do nothing to fix the crisis in UK’s prisons

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"The cells are small, averaging six by eight feet, and built for single occupancy, but they often hold two or even three inmates"

Memo to the minister: If you care, this is what life is actually like in prison

Prison isn’t the holiday camp some people like to think it is

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"The prison population will continue to grow. The violence, self-injury, and deaths will not go away"

Brexit could put an end to prison reform before it’s even started

It’s an uncertain time for the penal system

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More than 100 young people have taken their own lives in prison since 2007

Time to end the scandal of young people dying in prison

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Life behind bars won't be quite so cushy after Grayling's incentives scheme tweaks

Lock ’em up and throw away the remote? Grayling toughens up life behind bars

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Ken Clarke's liberal prison reforms are working, according to a study by the Office for National Statistics.

Ken Clarke’s plan is working: Prison numbers set to fall

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Rehab down the toilet? David Cameron prefers 'retribution'

Retribution or rehab? PM wants both

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Ken Clarke has indicated he wants to keep his job at the Ministry of Justice

Clarke ‘laid back’ as reshuffle approaches

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Community sentences could be toughened up

‘Virtual prison’: Community sentences could be strengthened

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BSIA hosts “thought-provoking” cross-Parliamentary discussion on policing

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Vicki Helyar-Cardwell is director of the Criminal Justice Alliance

Comment: Summer of riots could wreck prison reforms

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Ken Clarke leaves No 10 - cue 'wild press stories'

No regrets? Clarke clings to sentencing discounts

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Sentencing reforms up for debate in the Commons

MPs square up over ‘harsher’ sentencing

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Juliet Lyon is director of the Prison Reform Trust

Comment: Pushing up prison numbers isn’t the answer

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