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Hundreds of prisoners across England and Wales were to be released on 1 October under a new scheme by the UK government. And it's just the start of the scheme, …
Hundreds of prisoners across England and Wales were to be released on 1 October under a new scheme by the UK government.
And it's just the start of the scheme, which is set to see thousands of prisoners released over several months.
Offenders serving sentences of up to 19 months are now eligible for release after a third of their term.
While the government says the scheme is designed to free up prison space, victims have questioned how they will be protected.
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37 Comments
@@aaronajb8983Imported1mo ago
Political repression coming
@@wilko3017Imported1mo ago
How about trying to prevent crime instead of worrying about the size of prisons?
@@julierogers1155Imported1mo ago
This is crazy.
@@Ilicito-j2vImported1mo ago
Labour are ideologically inclined to early release schemes. They are happy to turn Britain into an open prison!
@@sevenman9672Imported1mo ago
Because our justice system likes to lock vulnerable people and people writing things online.
@@BlastithImported1mo ago
Guys I think the UK is cooked
@@JohnAnders-b8iImported1mo ago
it's to make way for political prisoners - the UK has the most political prisoners in the world - many are tortured to death
@@nathannavaratnam7144Imported1mo ago
Very soft on criminals
@@epiccow6791Imported1mo ago
Prison place... that's so cute.
@@Macropus2025Imported1mo ago
Deliberate creating of chaos and preparing for war.. cmon, Brits, dont you remember the history?
@@darrenfenton9280Imported1mo ago
Its pre conscription kindess.... harder in a democracy to conscript prisoners .
@@user-GP-userImported1mo ago
Tbf the irony of folks moaning and yet they can't wait to play GTA 6
@@ThenewworldwalkerImported1mo ago
Because it’s communism
@@johnharris3335Imported1mo ago
Crime is about to surge
@@andymoss2490Imported1mo ago
tell me again why I should believe that these disunited Kingdoms are not over .The state it's in now and then play it forward three years with Bungalow Burnham in charge .
@@ilyasVaImported1mo ago
Only to be filled up again
@@dami7475Imported1mo ago
Why is the UK public services so bad ??
@@paulchristopher746Imported1mo ago
As of June 2026 over 10,000 prisoners are foreign nationals (Govt. figure)
@@brianmansanImported1mo ago
No money for its own people & welfare, but plenty of money to give to Ukraine for war. UK government is the best government 🔥🔥🔥
@@Skills-09_Imported1mo ago
The only solution to prison over-crowding is to increase cell occupancy and / or building more prisons. Releasing any criminal early because there isn’t space is a joke of a policy. The tone this sets for criminals and the lack of protection this offers society is shocking.
@@KarlWomackImported1mo ago
When there's 70,000 repeat offenders on the streets violent robbers, thieves, GBH, ABH, human traffickers, smugglers, paedophiles, rapists, murderers and domestic abusers released on the streets. Even the far right protesters have prison records.<br>But no one cares about the victims. @BBC <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23bbc">#BBC</a> @BBCNews <a href="http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=%23bbcnews">#BBCNews</a> don't know if they're interviewing a murderer, rapist, paedophile, drug smuggler or a gun runner.
@@John-bx8mhImported1mo ago
Mercy to the guilty is the cruelty to the innocent
@@jimichang5903Imported1mo ago
make room for andrew👽🕉
@@duelboxImported1mo ago
This is insane! the fall has began people
@@PunishedElephantImported1mo ago
this is to make room for political dissidents<br><br>starmer already released a ton of violent criminals like convicted pdfs
@@alexbowman7582Imported1mo ago
The government is making space for political prisoners who don’t agree with them.
@@jimmw0187Imported1mo ago
Would never happen in the US
@@lemcake32422Imported1mo ago
did you all think Burnham was better? lol He wants to also rejoin EU after doing this
@@PedroMiguel-ln7elImported1mo ago
Increase the sentences to extremes so the risk vs reward of performing the act is lower<br>If I steal something and I get 50 years in prison + doing community work will I really want to commit the crime ??<br>if doesn't work just keep increasing <br>Its all about risk vs reward <br>if the consequences to practice a crime are extreme the changes of doing that act is lower
@@Zbear4Imported1mo ago
The disastrous Asian Games hosted by Japan have drawn criticism from over 45 countries across Asia, including China, India, South Korea, the Philippines, Turkey, the UAE, and Central Asia. Japan's image cannot be deceived; its boasting about quality is fabricated, and it continues to offer seafood contaminated with nuclear radiation. Japan's most important task is to practice thrift and reduce borrowing. Japan is not the United States, especially considering its defeat in World War II and the lack of reparations owed to the US, China, Russia, and South Korea.
@@SQUIZZARImported1mo ago
this is insane ! the fall has began people !
@@calumleggett8292Imported1mo ago
They are releasing ready for a massive inflow of new prisoners they are anticipating. These are the thousands of working men standing up to the government who the government are about the bang up
@@leelee_1989Imported1mo ago
It's extremely stupid we are about to be terrorised. Danny Tommo not given bail until early-mid next year is sickening good luck guys what's that film called The Purge
@@2Black4yallImported1mo ago
To create rooms in prisons for people who posts "hurtful" things online 😂😂😂
@@anandindia1Imported1mo ago
UK is cooked
@@HalaurisImported1mo ago
This should be pretty simple. Keep violent criminals in prison. Other crimes maybe can be released early.