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Long sentences 'overload prisons'
in The BBC of the BIZFACE NEWS forum: Powers to jail inmates indefinitely have created a "perfect storm" as the prison system has struggled to cope, says a watchdog. Click here to go to see more ...

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Long sentences 'overload prisons'

Powers to jail inmates indefinitely have created a "perfect storm" as the prison system has struggled to cope, says a watchdog.

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