Daniel Graham, 39, and Adam Carruthers, 32, found to have criminally damaged tree and Hadrian’s Wall

Forcing the abandonment of new commonsense, evidence-based guidelines is a new low for a party that once prided itself on justice reform, says Janey Starling of campaign group Level Up

Expanding training and education provision in custody is the right move.

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Pact supports prisoners, people with convictions, and their families across England and Wales.

Pact has supported people in prison and their families and children for over 125 years. During that time, much has …

Boris Johnson's pledge to create an extra 20,000 cells spaces is now not expected to be met until 2031.

Before being sentenced to prison, in February 2020, I had a long time to imagine it. In 2014, working in corporate finance, I committed fraud, lying to an investor with whom I was starting a company, ...

Health Services Safety Investigation Body reveals difficulties inmates have when they leave jail for treatment

The Justice Committee is today (Tuesday, 26 November) launching its first new inquiry of the Parliament entitled ‘Rehabilitation and resettlement: ending the cycle of reoffending’.

Lawyers, charities and campaign groups warn vulnerable women are 'falling through the cracks of a broken system' under the Government's early release scheme

Thousands of ex-convicts are to be offered jobs support to tackle reoffending rates in plans to get Britain working

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Once frozen out by the New Labour elite, John Prescott fought his way in from the cold to become a loyal deputy leader. Toby Helm recalls a bruising political career

Evidence lost, prisoners waiting on remand for years, roof leaks, judges mopping floors, burnt-out barristers — Rachel Sylvester talks to barristers about a criminal justice system that is broken

Exclusive: Chief inspector says drones are ‘number one concern’ amid ‘inadequate’ Prison Service response

Watchdog’s highly critical inquiry finds Hannah and Colin Ingram-Moore culpable of ‘serious and repeated’ misconduct

Written submissions

David Shipley served a prison sentence for fraud. He had never known anyone who had come into contact with the criminal justice system prior to his conviction. His sentence was eye-opening for hi...

Woman's Hour on Radio 4 has spoken to those affected by a parent being sent to prison.