A report into the death of a prisoner at HMP Liverpool has criticised the jail for failing to ensure
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Many prisoners have served in the Armed Forces, whether as Regulars or Reserves. Some served for a full career,
The Government has said that 15 per cent of people who are meant to be wearing electronic tags do
To summarise your recent Mailbag correspondent (‘It’s your lot’, April): “Sex offenders are scum and should be denied a
The watchdog leading an investigation into the handcuffing of female prisoners during hospital visits while they were pregnant has
Joint enterprise cases in England and Wales have soared over the past four decades, according to a report calling
A 27-year-old woman officer from HMP Lindholme has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison, after
The number of serious offences committed by people on licence have risen to the highest level since records began.
Three more prison staff have been arrested or convicted in relation to criminal offences – while new figures from
Failures by staff might have contributed to the death of a vulnerable prisoner who took his own life on
The life of a prisoner at HMP Lowdham Grange could have been saved had he received adequate care, an
I am extremely worried about some of the stuff that is happening in this prison. One of the girls
Standards in the Probation Service have declined since it was brought back into public control in 2021, according to
Hundreds of prison officers from overseas will lose their jobs and may be forced to return to their homelands
As we know, there are many processes and systems within prison that are failing, or are weak at least.
Judges should review attempts by the Probation Service to recall ex-prisoners to custody and block the move when it
The new head of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) has said the miscarriages of justice watchdog is failing
I am fed up with Independent Prisoner Complaints Investigations (IPCI) failing to carry out a proper investigation by talking
After a man remanded in HMP Durham took his own life the day he arrived, the Prisons and Probation
As a Bill to legalise assisted dying passes through Parliament, MPs have debated whether prisoners should be included. The