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"I don’t think I’ll even let him come back up during this lockdown. It felt like neglect."
This week the UK passed the grim milestone of over 100,000 COVID-19 deaths.
Prison-building has become one of the go-to regeneration tools in the former industrial heartlands of England and Scotland, according to new research we are publishing today.
Between 22 and 26 February, we will be holding five webinars over five days discussing the past, present and future of prisons.
Should prisoners and prison staff be among the priority groups for COVID-19 vaccination?
Read our response to the Women and Equalities Committee consultation on the reform of the Gender Recognition Act 2004.
The only thing getting in the way of vaccinating those in prisons against COVID-19 is politics, our director Richard Garside told The Independent yesterday.
"Prison riots cannot be dismissed as one-off events, or as local disasters, or a run of bad luck."
We are part of a coalition led by Article 39 which today published the case to close child prisons and end child imprisonment.
Watch the video of yesterday's webinar, 'Coronavirus in prisons: What's happening across Europe?'
A new report by Becky Clarke and Dr Kathryn Chadwick details the criminalisation of women convicted under joint enterprise laws.
Watch Helen Mills sketch out the possibilities, processes and constraints of short sentencing reform in our latest video.