
Podcast series charting the #IPP prisoner scandal. Listen on #Acast #ApplePodcasts #Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.
Today there are over 2,500 people trapped in British prisons on the now abolished indeterminate IPP (Imprisonment for Public Protection) sentence, many for minor crimes like stealing a mobile phone. None of them know when they are getting out, or whether their IPP sentenc... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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This is a recap of Trapped, Episodes 17- 22.
Playlist:
0:00 The opening of Trapped Ep. 17: A Poisoned Chalice features archive of Lord Tony Woodley addressing the Lord’s Chamber about the IPP scandal. Our host, Roddy Russell introduces himself as s... more
Joe Outlaw’s trial, an update on Aaron Graham’s story and a landmark complaint to the United Nations.
Roddy Russell travels to Middlesbrough to follow the trial of Joe Outlaw in July 2025, an Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) prisoner whose r... more
Former Justice Secretary, Alex Chalk KC, and retired judges, Sir John Saunders and Simon Tonking, speak candidly about the IPP scandal.
Alex Chalk, who served as Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice until 2024, speaks about the moral ... more
An update on Thomas Whites’s story and his sister Clara gets ordained as a minister at Church on the Street.
In this episode we hear from Clara White, who updates us on her brother Thomas, who was sentenced in 2012 for the theft of a mobile phone. T... more
All the TRAPPED podcasts are very helpful. Thank you for your reporting on this and raising awareness on the impacts of IPP sentences
This is just evil.
This podcast series is a ‘must listen’ for anyone who looks at other countries and is smug about our own justice system. IPP sentences are massively unjust and are tragic for all those affected by the indeterminate sentence. Beyond that, they are a discredit to our nation and bear witness to the cowardice of many political actors who fail to right a blatant wrong. How is that justice?









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