
Five men jailed indefinitely for public protection get sentences referred for appeal
Men were jailed under much-criticised imprisonment for public protection scheme in England and Wales, or its equivalent for children
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Last Palestine Action hunger striker ends protest after being hospitalised with organ failure
Prisoner Umer Khalid, 22, started refusing water in escalation of protest against charges and treatment in jail
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Pepper spray use at young offender institutions in England ruled legal
Howard League charity fails in battle to halt government’s decision to make Pava available to prison staff
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UK government drops plans to publish photos and names of offenders under community orders
Plans faced concerns that material could be used to humiliate children of offenders completing unpaid work
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Did Palestine Action hunger strikers achieve their goals?
Their cause drew global attention and they influenced a £2bn defence contract decision but some key demands were not met
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Thousands of offenders in England to get health support at probation meetings
Exclusive: NHS clinicians will sit in on appointments in pilot scheme in four areas aimed at reducing reoffending
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Let’s be clear: if the Palestine Action hunger strikers die, the government will bear moral responsibility
The three remaining hunger strikers have been convicted of nothing. Yet with astonishing cruelty, ministers refuse to listen to their reasonable demands, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot
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‘Catastrophic’ MoJ leasing of jail with toxic gas set to cost more than £100m
MPs criticise 10-year deal struck in ‘blind panic’ to rent Dartmoor prison, where high levels of radon had been detected
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I’m on hunger strike in a British prison. This is why
Our demands are simple – and they start with stopping the flow of arms to Israel, says activist Amu Gib
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She was a prison officer. He was a convicted rapist. How did she fall for him?
Cherrie-Ann Austin-Saddington was working in a men’s prison when she began a relationship with an inmate that would turn her, too, into a criminal. How do some of the most dangerous men in Britain get what they want – even behind bars?
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