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I asked the Justice Secretary, you think it's a reasonable thing to ask him. They do run the justice system and he didn't make any attempt to answer whatsoever. And so I was very frustrated by that.

Two of the four prisoners who are at large were mistakenly released in 2024, according to reports. The government is under increasing pressure as the details emerged, with the other two on-the-run inmates revealed to have been wrongly freed in June this year. The mistaken releases of the four offenders mark just some of a number of high-profile cases of prisoners being wrongly freed.

"Shortly after 1pm on Tuesday 4 November, the Met was informed by the Prison Service that a prisoner had been released in error from HMP Wandsworth on Wednesday 29 October. "The prisoner is a 24-year-old Algerian man. "Officers are carrying out urgent enquiries in an effort to locate him and return him to custody." Sky News, that first reported the mistaken release, said it is understood the prisoner was serving time for trespass with an intent to steal but has previously committed sexual offences.

Nassim Mimun, 40, drove the deputy prime minister and his wife, Nicola Green, more than 600km (370 miles) from Forli, near Bologna in northern Italy, to the ski resort of Flaine in the French Alps on 11 April. But at the end of the journey the tone escalated over the cost of the fare, the Bonneville prosecutor Boris Duffau said in May. The driver, from the south-eastern city of Avignon, then left with his passengers' bags in the boot of his car.

The attack on Thursday left two worshippers dead when attacker Jihad Al-Shamie drove into congregants before stabbing victims while wearing what appeared to be a suicide vest. Worshippers held the doors of the synagogue to block him from entering; two were struck by gunfire in the chaos before officers shot and killed Al-Shamie. Lammy faced chants of shame on you and accusations of having blood on his hands as he took the microphone outside Heaton Park Synagogue on Friday afternoon.

David Lammy has threatened more sanctions on Israel if a ceasefire in Gaza is not achieved in the coming weeks, emphasizing the urgency for diplomatic action.

Lammy emphasized that the key focus was on military targets and indicated that Western allies were awaiting assessments of the strikes' impact on Iran's nuclear capabilities.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy urged Iran to take "the off-ramp" and return to negotiations, emphasizing that retaliation would be a "catastrophic mistake".

The driver was charged with theft after a dispute over charges during a ride for Foreign Minister David Lammy and his wife, leading to legal action.