Hundreds of Leeds folk are advocating for the death penalty to be legalised again in the UK.
The last execution in Britain took place in 1964, before Parliament passed a law suspending the sentence for all crimes. But now many residents want it back.
A UK-wide survey showed that 40 per cent of people support the controversial idea. While in Leeds, individuals say "the sooner it returns the better" for serial killers, rapists, child killers, terrorists, and more.
