It’s all a mess! Who knows what will have happened by the time this appears in print, but at the time of writing, the planned 2 September introduction of the new ‘progression model’ has been ...
Many prisoners have served in the Armed Forces, whether as Regulars or Reserves. Some served for a full career, while others ...
Mental health in prison affects many people, yet it often remains poorly understood. Through years of working in and visiting prisons across the UK, I met individuals experiencing mental health ...
Five days before he left his job in Government, Lord Timpson spoke exclusively to Inside Time When Inside Time turned up at ...
Ann Widdecombe last spoke with Inside Time in September 2023. She joined a small street demonstration outside Scotland Yard, ...
David Gauke, the former Conservative justice secretary whose Independent Sentencing Review formed the blueprint for the Sentencing Act 2026, responded on social media to Andy Burnham’s decision to ...
Inside Time’s political columnist, Charlie Elphicke, has served time both in Parliament and in prison. In his monthly article ...
Conservative party leader Kemi Badenoch (pictured) has apologised for her party’s failure to build enough prison places ...
Staff at Les Nicolles prison in Guernsey began a work-to-rule last week in a row over pay and conditions – and claimed they ...
Prison statistics published last week by the Ministry of Justice show a 10 per cent reduction in deaths of prisoners, and an 18 per cent reduction in self-inflicted deaths, in the year to June ...
An annual audit of the state of jails carried out by HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) has concluded that conditions ...
The number of times people are being recalled to prison has overtaken the number of releases, according to official figures.
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