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coronavirus and prison populations

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The pandemic in prisons could be ended in a day

Up to 15 March, there have now been 15,472 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in prisons, and 130 COVID-related deaths (105 confirmed or suspected to be due to COVID). 

26 March 2021
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Update on what's been happening to the prison population during COVID-19

As promised back in July, I’m revisiting my blog on the drivers behind the drop in prison population now the data covering the first stage of the lockdown period is available. 

15 December 2020
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What's happened to the prison population during COVID-19?

The keen-eyed prison population watchers amongst you will have noticed the sharp fall in the prison population since the pandemic took hold.

9 July 2020

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