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Today Sam reports on Bernadette and Abdulahi's story, which highlights the shortcomings with prisoner mental health treatment and how the recall system is failing IPP prisoners. more
Tommy Nicol was serving an IPP sentence for robbery and when his tariff expired and he still wasn’t released from prison, he took his own life. Tommy is just one of many: the total number of IPP serving prisoners who had taken their own lives by the ... more
Roddy Russell first found out what an IPP sentence was in 2011 when his brother, Robert didn't come home after serving 2-and-a-half-year tariff for a threat to kill. The brothers grew up in the Forest of Dean – a place that Roddy left as soon as he w... more
the longer these people are kept inside, the harder it's going to be for them to find their way in the world outside. this disgusting sentence doesn't ever stop impacting their lives in a negative way. it's so sad that the only reason this hasn't been sorted is politics.
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