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All these men made big mistakes. But are we punishing them too much?

"How can anyone build the life they want to live when they have to live under a state of perpetual anxiety and limbo?"

Manchester Evening News

Son of 'Patrick Mackay's victim' says serial killer 'needs to stay locked up'

Patrick Mackay has been in jail for 47 years after being convicted of three murders - and Victor Davies, who is convinced his mum Ivy also died at the killer's hands, said he must remain in jail

Daily Mirror

Killer affected by Helen’s Law told he will face public parole hearing

Glyn Razzell will face a two-day public hearing beginning on August 24.

The Independent UK

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Gran who arranged daughter-in-law's murder for wanting divorce is freed from jail

Bachan Kaur Athwal was one of the oldest people in the country to be jailed for murder after ordering the 'honour killing' of daughter-in-law Surjit Athwal but she serving less than 15 years

Daily Mirror

'They have lost all hope': The 'scandal' jail sentence with a 'shameful' suicide rate behind the Strangeways roof protest

'The IPP sentence is a costly waste of money, and more importantly of human lives. The Government appears blind to the fact that all the indicators show IPP cannot simply be managed away': Neal Keeling reports on Britain's most controversial jail terms

Manchester Evening News

Mum of kids murdered by 'Monster of Worcester' re-lives horror every day

Elsie Urry, whose three children were brutally murdered by the "Monster of Worcester" David McGreavy has said how she has them in her head "all the time" ever since

Daily Mirror

Why Strangeways inmate wrote controversial 'FREE IPP' on the roof

An inmate climbed on the prison's roof in protest and stayed their for hours

Liverpool Echo

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Strangeways protestor daubs 'FREE IPPZ' on the roof - what the sentence means and why it's so controversial

The Imprisonment for Public Protection sentence (IPP) was abolished in 2012 and branded 'unjust'

Manchester Evening News

Release plan 'not robust enough' to manage twisted Nottinghamshire killer in the community

Michael Sams, from Newark, has spent an additional six years in prison

Nottingham Post

Thousands of people like me are locked up with no fixed release date all because of New Labour’s political arms race

Nearly 3,000 of us are still in jail because of the infamous ‘imprisonment for public protection’ sentence, says author Terence Smith

The Guardian - UK

Charles Bronson 'is not my dad' - West Country man admits reasons for lie

He claimed a DNA test proved that Britain's most notorious criminal was his dad

Bristol Post

Who is Charles Bronson? Life and crimes of one of UK’s longest serving prisoners

Charles Bronson has been dubbed one of Britain’s most violent offenders

The Independent UK

Charles Bronson breaks into SONG just moments after being denied parole

The inmate called author Dave Courtney and sang Englebert Humperdinck's 'Please Release Me', before he called his mum Eira after discovering his own fate

Daily Mirror

Charles Bronson WILL be eligible for new freedom bid after latest request was rejected

Charles Bronson, who has spent nearly 50 years in prison, saw his bid for freedom rejected after the Parole Board concluded he lacks the 'skills to manage his risk of future violence'

Daily Mirror

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The Independent UK

Charles Bronson: Parole board explains why it won’t release notorious prisoner

The Parole Board has denied Charles Bronson’s eighth bid for freedom, expressing concern over the risk he still poses to the public

Daily Record

Charles Bronson: UK's most violent prisoner loses bid to be freed from jail

Charles Bronson has spent most of the past 48 years behind bars for violent crimes, many of which have taken place while in prison.

Daily Mirror

Brutal way Charles Bronson was told bid for freedom had been REJECTED

The Parole Board concluded Charles Bronson lacks the 'skills to manage his risk of future violence' - the notorious offender was also denied a transfer to an open prison

Manchester Evening News

Charles Bronson has lost a Parole Board bid to be freed from jail

The Parole Board panel was not satisfied that the 70-year-old was ready to be released

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The Independent UK

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson loses Parole Board bid to be freed from jail

The decision came after one of the UK’s longest-serving prisoners took part in one of the country’s first public parole hearings.

Wales Online

Charles Bronson loses bid to be set free

Charles Bronson is a British criminal who is known for his numerous violent and aggressive outbursts while in prison

The Independent UK

Charles Bronson: What did we learn about notorious prisoner at parole hearing?

The 70-year-old took part in parole board hearing in his latest bid for freedom

Daily Mirror

Brit ISIS terrorist 'absolutely committed to Jihadi' freed from jail after just 4 years

Shazib Khan was jailed in 2016, aged 23, and was described by a judge as "absolutely committed to the Jihadi creed" after planning to travel to Syria to join ISIS

Daily Mirror

Terrorist 'lynchpin' who plotted to blow up London Stock Exchange set for prison release

Mohammed Chowdhury, 33, has been freed and recalled to prison in the past but now the Parole Board has now deemed him no longer a threat to society.

The Independent UK

Terrorist jailed alongside Fishmongers’ Hall killer can be freed despite recalls

Mohammed Chowdhury was part of an al Qaida-inspired group sentenced in 2012 for plotting to bomb the London Stock Exchange.

Daily Mirror

'Charles Bronson SHOULD be released from jail - he's done his time' - Mirror readers have their say

Britain’s most notorious prisoner Charles Bronson - now 70 - argues that after being banged up for nearly half a century he is now safe to be released

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