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Wrongfully convicted people will no longer have to pay living costs for time served in prison

The case of Andrew Malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit, sparked outrage about compensation deductions and has led to a policy change

The Independent UK

Wrongfully convicted people will no longer have to pay living costs for time served in prison - OLD

The case of Andrew Malkinson, who spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit, sparked outrage about compensation deductions.

The Independent UK

Jailing shoplifters will not address root causes, says senior Tory

Sir Bob Neill criticises government plan for failing to consider mental health and addiction problems of many offenders

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Man who was wrongfully jailed for rape says England ‘doesn’t feel like home’

Andrew Malkinson’s conviction was quashed by senior judges at the Court of Appeal on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

End ‘living costs’ charges for wrongfully convicted prisoners, says Tory MP

A man who spent 17 years in prison for a rape he did not commit has said he now fears having to pay for his ‘board and lodging’ while in prison.

The Independent UK

Overcrowded jails could lead to violence and more crime, watchdog warns

Charlie Taylor said he is ‘really concerned’ about the knock-on effects of prisons in England and Wales getting close to capacity.

Evening Standard

Prison ticking 'time bomb' warning as report finds half of staff don't feel safe

Prison staff in England and Wales reported low morale, concerns about bullying and abuse from inmates, a bombshell report by the Justice Committee found

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Albanian PM says UK in a ‘bad place’ and having a ‘nervous breakdown’ over immigration

Edi Rama says relations between countries reaches a low point

The Independent UK

Senior Tory MP blames Home Office for small boats crisis

Sir Bob Neill criticised Suella Braverman’s planned immigration reforms for focusing too heavily on the law rather than tackling the asylum backlog.

The Independent UK

Ministers say UK will only detain child refugees in ‘exceptional circumstances’

Home Office pledge follows threats of Tory backbench rebellion against controversial illegal migration bill

The Guardian - UK

Plans to block ECHR will not give ‘carte blanche’ power to UK, Tories say

Oliver Dowden said the changes being proposed to the Illegal Migration Bill could be used to stop ‘last-minute’ interventions from Strasbourg judges.

The Independent UK

Boris Johnson urged to ‘tell the truth’ on Partygate, as two-thirds of voters demand exit as MP if he lied

Exclusive: 67% voters want ex-PM to stand down if inquiry finds he misled, poll finds

The Independent UK

MPs urge Chancellor to ‘safeguard’ London’s transport system in budget

The cross-party group of MPs called for the reintroduction of tax-free shopping for tourists to make London more attractive to overseas shoppers

Evening Standard

Passengers at risk of being ‘injured or killed’ due to overcrowding at London Bridge station, warns MP

Network Rail asking Transport for London for advice on crowd control measures

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No 10 says ‘no plans’ to withdraw from ECHR over small boats crackdown plan

It follows reports suggesting the PM is ‘willing to reconsider’ being part of the human rights convention should European judges oppose his proposals.

Evening Standard

Rail firm reduces services ‘after losing passengers to Elizabeth line’

MPs to probe decision by Southeastern Railway to axe more than 700 trains a week

The Independent UK

Draft Victims Bill won’t achieve government’s aims, says justice committee

New funding is ‘essential’ to make proposals possible, Committee chair says

The Guardian - UK

Call to re-sentence 3,000 prisoners trapped under indefinite jail terms

Inmates in England and Wales still held under ‘imprisonment for public protection’ scheme scrapped 10 years ago

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Prisoners on indeterminate sentences should be re-sentenced, cross-party MPs say

Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentences were introduced to prevent serious offenders being released when still a danger to the public.

The Independent UK

MPs call for an overhaul of IPP jail sentences

The Commons Justice Committee said all prisoners serving an Imprisonment for Public Protection sentence should have their term reviewed and replaced.

The Guardian - UK

Labour chief whip investigated for alleged misuse of confidential information

Inquiry by commissioner for standards into Alan Campbell concerns source of emails sent to a mailing list

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson is resigning. What now? Our panel’s verdict

As the PM finally agrees to go, our panellists discuss how his succession will play out and the legacy he has left

Evening Standard

Government must ‘learn lesson’ over Covid laws, demands Tory MP

The government has come under fire from a senior backbencher for failing to respond to an investigation into the Covid laws while the Partygate scandal has raged in Westminster.

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson survived the no-confidence vote. Can he cling on to power? Our panel’s verdict

Despite 41% of his MPs voting against him, the prime minister has vowed to continue

Evening Standard

Who are the Tory MPs calling for Boris Johnson to resign, and who have sent in letters demanding confidence vote?

The Prime Minister will face a confidence vote if 54 Tory MPs write to Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the 1922 committee, demanding one be held

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