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Initial release February 12, 2017
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Inmate stabbed at HMP Wandsworth - Met Police

Inmate stabbed at HMP Wandsworth - Met Police
Sep 10,2023 2:41 pm

... " On Sunday, Justice Secretary Alex Chalk confirmed that around 40 Inmates - which holds about 1,600 Inmates - in response to Mr Khalife s escape...

Wandsworth prison life: Decay, drugs and drudgery

Wandsworth prison life: Decay, drugs and drudgery
Sep 7,2023 8:21 am

...By Graeme BakerBBC NewsIt has been described as a " dystopian Fawlty Towers" and a " powder keg" waiting to explode, with Inmates packed in cramped cells, watched over by a demoralised and threadbare staff...

Thousands of tattooed inmates pictured in El Salvador mega-prison

Thousands of tattooed inmates pictured in El Salvador mega-prison
Feb 25,2023 7:51 am

... Pictures show the first massive group of Inmates - tattooed and barefoot - being led led to the facility...

Russia's prison: a prison fire in Angarsk in Siberia after inmates riot

Russia's prison: a prison fire in Angarsk in Siberia after inmates riot
Apr 18,2020 10:13 pm

...Smoke rises when a fire broke out in the prison after a riot fire engulfed the major parts of a prison in Russia s Siberia region, after a riot by Inmates, the guards accused abused you...

HMP is a white moor prison-crime-measurement only as a 'terrorist attack'

HMP is a white moor prison-crime-measurement only as a 'terrorist attack'
Feb 16,2020 9:59 am

... An officer in a maximum security prison, sustained serious stab injuries to the head, face and back when he was attacked from the rear by the two Inmates fake wear suicide belts and improvised weapons, the POA General Secretary Steve Gillan said...

HMP is a white moor: Brusthom Ziamani named as an assault suspect

HMP is a white moor: Brusthom Ziamani named as an assault suspect
Feb 16,2020 9:58 am

... The attack by two Inmates in white moor was quickly resolved , the prison system, said, known For his trial at the Old Bailey, was that Ziamani had been inspired by the murder of Fusiliers Lee Rigby, and used the internet to research cadet bases...

Headlines: Meghan's dad speaks and PM 'dares' to the Queen

Headlines: Meghan's dad speaks and PM 'dares' to the Queen
Feb 16,2020 6:53 am

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How dangerous are prisons in England and Wales?

How dangerous are prisons in England and Wales?
Feb 16,2020 5:17 am

... Prisoner self-harming has increased dramaticallyIndividuals self-harming per 1,000 prisoners, England and WalesSource: Ministry of JusticeRates of self-harm among Inmates are at their highest recorded level...

How dangerous are prisons in England and Wales?

Feb 16,2020 3:29 am

The government has Made £100m available to improve security and cut crime in prisons in England and Wales.

So, what are the problems facing jails?

What makes a successful prison?

There are four basic measures for a "healthy" jail, set by Her Majesty 's Inspectorate of Prisons:

What is the reality?

"Far too many of our jails have been plagued by drugs, violence, appalling living conditions and a lack of access to meaningful rehabilitative activity," Chief Inspector Peter Clarke said in his annual Report .

Around a third of prisons are of concern

Prison performance ratings 2018-19, England and Wales

Source: Ministry of JusticeAre prisons safe?

Self-inflicted deaths are More Than than The General population.

Prisoner self-harming has increased dramatically

Individuals self-harming per 1,000 prisoners, England and Wales

Source: Ministry of Justice

Rates of self-harm among Inmates are at their highest recorded level.

Prisoner -on-Prisoner assaults are also at a record high, with almost 35,000 in the 12 months to March 2019.

Serious assaults in prisons are at record levels

Per 1,000 prisoners in England and Wales

Source: Ministry of Justice

And assaults on staff have tripled in recent years, with The Rise of serious assaults a particular concern.

Is it about money and staffing?

The Prison service saw budget cuts of 20% between 2010-11 and 2014-15.

The Number of front-line prison Officers also fell by 26% between 2010 and 2015.

What happened then?

In 2016, with prison violence and drugs use increasing, then Justice Secretary Liz Truss began a recruitment drive.

And £100m was pledged to find 2,500 new recruits by the end of 2018

There are now 22,300 front-line Officers - 10% fewer than in 2010.

But recruitment on That scale has led to an increasingly inexperienced workforce.

And about a third of all staff now have less than two years' Experience .

Number of assaults v number of band 3-5 prison Officers , England and WalesSource: Ministry of JusticeWhat about drugs?

Testing machines That can spot new psychoactive drugs, such as Spice - even as manufacturers tweak their chemical composition to evade detection - have been introduced.

In one jail, a towelling robe and a copy of a Harry Potter book were two of the more unusual items found to be laced with drugs.

Drug Misuse is increasing after years of decline

Percentage of positive random drug tests, England and Wales

Source: Ministry of Justice, year ending March

But it is the installation of airport-style X-ray body scanners in 25 jails - mostly local prisons with a higher turnover of Inmates - That prison staff regard as a "game-changer".

They detect not only drugs but also the miniature mobile phones used by Dealers .

Contraband in prisons has increased

England and Wales, year ending March

Source: Ministry of JusticeWhat about overcrowding?

Recent commitments to build more jails and expand the capacity of The Prison estate may not solve the problem of overcrowding.

The male prison population in England and Wales passed 80,000 for the First Time in 2006 and rose to 85,000 less than four years later.

It is now just under 83,000 in England and Wales' 117 prisons.

The Prison population has almost tripled since 1969

Prison population, England and Wales

Source: Ministry of Justice, year ending March

However, with prison sentences getting longer and a greater political appetite for The Most serious offenders to serve ever longer jail terms, The Prison population could rise by More Than 3,000 by 2023.

This will put pressure on prisons trying to fulfil their mission to rehabilitate Inmates and offer some kind of training or purposeful activity.

In some jails, one in five Inmates told inspectors they were Locked In their cells for More Than 22 hours A Day .

And, without access to training, fewer than one in five ex-prisoners are in paid regular employment a year after being Released .

Prisons are holding more Inmates than they shouldSource: Government prison population bulletin, July monthly figures for England and Wales. *In-use Certified Normal Accommodation (CNA)

In Scotland, 7,600 people are in prison and 1,475 in Northern Ireland .

What can The Inspectors do about unsafe jails?

Since November 2017 they have had The Power to call the Ministry of Justice to account by issuing an "urgent notification".

The Secretary of state must respond to the notice, publicly, within 28 Days and develop an action plan to make improvements.

Urgent notifications have already been issued for six jails:



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Source of news: bbc.com

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