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Early release scheme could see dangerous criminals released, Conservatives warn

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Early release scheme could see dangerous criminals released, Conservatives warn
BBC News
BBC News1 hrs ago
Early release scheme could see dangerous criminals released, Conservatives warn
Nick Timothy's comments follow an announcement from the prime minister that some prisoners serving indefinite sentences could be freed to increase prison capacity.
The Times
The Times13 hrs ago
Thousands of dangerous criminals in line for early release
Thousands of dangerous criminals in line for early release  The Times
GB News
GB News21 hrs ago
PC Harper's killers WILL stay behind bars as Andy Burnham confirms changes to Labour's early release scheme
PC Harper's killers WILL stay behind bars as Andy Burnham confirms changes to Labour's early release scheme  GB News
ITV News
ITV News21 hrs ago
No early release for PC Harper’s killers after release scheme change | ITV News - ITVX
No early release for PC Harper’s killers after release scheme change | ITV News  ITVX
Grooming gang members to be kept behind bars as Andy Burnham sets out early release scheme changes
50 chief constables across the UK urged the Government to reconsider the early release scheme
Birmingham Live
Birmingham Live1 days ago
Andy Burnham confirms new UK pub and public event ban being considered
The Prime Minister said on Sunday that victims must remain at the centre of the justice system
Guardian World
Guardian World1 days ago
PC Andrew Harper’s killers will stay in jail as Burnham changes early release scheme
PM says anyone convicted of unlawful killing, including all forms of manslaughter, will be excluded from the scheme PC Andrew Harper’s killers will remain behind bars after Andy Burnham announced changes to the early release scheme aimed at easing prison overcrowding, saying he understood “how strongly people feel abou
Metro
Metro1 days ago
PC Harper’s killers won’t be freed thanks to early release scheme changes
Ryan Prosser | Freelance News Reporter Published August 30, 2026 8:13am Updated August 30, 2026 8:14am Andy Burnham has confirmed PC Harper’s killers won’t be eligible for the early release scheme (Picture: Getty Images/AP) PC Andrew Harper’s killers will remain in prison thanks to changes to Labour’s early release sch
Chronicle Live
Chronicle Live1 days ago
PC Andrew Harper's killers will not be released early after Andy Burnham changes scheme
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said 'hundreds' of people will remain in prison as part of changes to the early release scheme designed to ease prison overcrowding
The Sun
The Sun1 days ago
Two of PC Andrew Harper’s killers will NOT be freed after change to Early Release Scheme
PC ANDREW Harper's killers will remain behind bars after Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced changes to the early release scheme. The PM said anyone convicted of unlawful killing - like Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole - would be exempt and would stay in prison. Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole were jailed for 13 years for
No early release for Pc Harper’s killers after release scheme change
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said anyone convicted of unlawful killing would be excluded from the early release scheme.
Irish News
Irish News1 days ago
No early release for Pc Harper’s killers after release scheme change
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said anyone convicted of unlawful killing would be excluded from the early release scheme.
LBC News
LBC News1 days ago
'Bittersweet victory' as PM changes early release scheme so Pc Harper's killers remain in jail - lbc.co.uk
'Bittersweet victory' as PM changes early release scheme so Pc Harper's killers remain in jail  lbc.co.uk
The Mirror
The Mirror🏁 first to report1 days ago
PC Andrew Harper’s killers to stay in jail as Burnham confirms changes to early release scheme
PC Andrew Harper’s killers will remain in jail and be excluded from the early release scheme as Andy Burnham confirms anyone convicted of unlawful killing would be exempt