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‘It’s a day you never want to see happen’ – bereaved father on early release (opens the original)
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After the first prisoners were freed under the government’s controversial early release scheme, Jackie Long spoke to Tim Edwards, whose daughter Ellie was killed on Christmas Eve 2022 when a gunman fired into a crowd of people outside a pub on The Wirral. The man convicted of helping the killer to get rid of the vehicle used in the shooting, as well as possessing a prohibited weapon, is among those listed for release this month – a year early. She was also joined by Danielle Stone, Police and Cr
Early release: Hundreds of prisoners freed in England and Wales (opens the original)
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Hundreds of prisoners in England and Wales are being released before finishing their sentences, as the government said it was essential to ease overcrowding and avoid the justice system collapsing. Probation officers have warned that they may not have the resources to monitor all of them, while survivors of domestic abuse and violent crimes are fearful over the prospect of offenders being let back into the community. A warning: our report contains scenes of domestic violence that viewers may fin
Britain’s youth crisis: growing up in poverty increases NEET likelihood (opens the original)
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A dose of ‘tough love’ has been proposed as part of the answer to Britain’s NEET problem – the nearly one million 16-24 year olds not in education, employment or training. It is certainly a tough landscape for them all, but for some the odds may have been stacked against them long before they left school. New analysis by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, shared exclusively with Channel 4 News, reveals that growing up in persistent poverty can triple the likelihood of becoming NEET and make it much
How racism, resentment and changing communities fuelled Belfast riots (opens the original)
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Northern Ireland is no stranger to people being burned out of their homes, but increasingly there are new targets. In the riots in Belfast in early June following a horrific knife attack, the mobs of masked men were not looking for their old sectarian enemies, but migrants or asylum seekers. As with riots across the UK in recent years, it’s a complex picture of rage and resentment at changing communities and out-and-out racism, but this time underpinned by the still dangerous legacy of 30 years
‘My dad murdered my mum and won’t tell us where she is’ – daughter of Linda Razzell (opens the original)
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Glyn Razzell was found guilty of killing his estranged wife, Linda, 24 years ago. He’s now served his term in prison and the parole board has decided it’s safe for him to be released. However, his family say he shouldn’t be freed until he’s revealed where their mother’s remains are – something he’s always refused to do. They’re hoping a review of the parole board’s decision, due next week, will take into account ‘Helen’s Law’ – a rule which says offenders mustn’t cause families more trauma by co
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