Fears of unrest as PM considers open prisons for more offenders
The government may permanently relax restrictions on inmate transfers to open prisons, raising concerns about safety and stability.
Homemade Food Packages Were a Lifeline in Prison. New York Has Banned Them.
The emotional significance of care packages for incarcerated individuals is vital for maintaining connections with loved ones.
David Gauke calls for end to bidding war' between parties as he is appointed to sentencing review UK politics live
Michael Howard's 'prison works' ideology shaped UK criminal justice for decades, emphasizing incarceration as a primary solution.
Oregon Department of Corrections plans mail changes to curb drugs in prisons
Oregon prisons may ban colored writing materials to prevent drug smuggling through mail.
Why have England and Wales nearly run out of prison spaces?
Men's prisons in England and Wales are facing a critical overcrowding crisis, with fewer than 100 spaces available, causing delays in court hearings.
MoJ refused to repay living costs to wrongly convicted partly to save money
Refusing refunds to wrongly convicted prisoners is largely a cost-saving measure, leading to widespread discontent and mental health issues for affected individuals.