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* Foreign prisoners to get £1,500 and early release if they agree to be deported.<ref name="free">https://archive.is/5O5Ja</ref>
* Foreign prisoners to get £1,500 and early release if they agree to be deported.<ref name="free">https://archive.is/5O5Ja</ref>
* Extended the extended release scheme indefinitely.<ref name="early">https://archive.is/wWPQu</ref>
* Extended the extended release scheme indefinitely.<ref name="early">https://archive.is/wWPQu</ref>
* 262 instances of prisoners being mistakenly released.<ref>https://archive.ph/S1aOK</ref>
* Refuses to publish the number of currently active super injunctions.<ref>https://archive.ph/tpWmu</ref>
* Ethnic minority criminal suspects given priority for bail.<ref>https://archive.ph/6xQ1O</ref>
* Failed to electronically tag prisoners who were released early.<ref>https://archive.ph/n2RQv</ref>
* Creating a tool to help identify innocent people who may have a higher propensity to commit murder.<ref>https://archive.ph/3CS22</ref>
* Conducted more than 8,800 polygraph tests.<ref>https://archive.ph/oZeFN</ref>


== Twitter ==
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Latest revision as of 12:43, 9 October 2026

Stories

  • Foreign prisoners to get £1,500 and early release if they agree to be deported.[1]
  • Extended the extended release scheme indefinitely.[2]
  • 262 instances of prisoners being mistakenly released.[3]
  • Refuses to publish the number of currently active super injunctions.[4]
  • Ethnic minority criminal suspects given priority for bail.[5]
  • Failed to electronically tag prisoners who were released early.[6]
  • Creating a tool to help identify innocent people who may have a higher propensity to commit murder.[7]
  • Conducted more than 8,800 polygraph tests.[8]

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