Anyone convicted of unlawful killing - including manslaughter - won't now be eligible for early release from jail, under changes outlined by the Prime Minister.
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Anyone convicted of unlawful killing – including manslaughter – won’t now be eligible for early release from jail, under changes outlined by the Prime Minister.
It will come as welcome news for the family of PC Andrew Harper – who’ve spent months campaigning for his killer to remain behind bars. But the Government will now have to free up enough space to keep hundreds more inmates in prison.
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