‘Inadequate’ support is leaving prisoners at risk after 16 self-inflicted deaths in three years at HMP Leeds, inspector warns
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‘Inadequate’ support is leaving prisoners at risk after 16 self-inflicted deaths in three years at HMP Leeds, inspector warns
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Vulnerable prisoners inside one of the country’s most overcrowded prisons are being put at risk, a watchdog has warned, after 16 self-inflicted deaths in three years.
A prisoner self-harmed once every seven minutes in last 12 months, according to Ministry of Justice figures
Exclusive: Epileptic prisoners are dying in their cells without receiving the care they are entitled to
The chaos at the south-west London prison has been laid bare through a series of high-profile incidents in recent years
More prisoners will take their own lives without action to help those trapped on IPP jail terms, a former top judge has warned,…
Exclusive: Prisoners have revealed their struggle to find housing and employment while living under an ‘overwhelming’ threat of…
The prison was put into special measures last year, with an urgent notice to improve
