Kemi Badenoch calls for killers, rapists and child abusers to be exempt from Labour’s early release scheme
Kemi Badenoch has called for people convicted of murder, rape and child sexual abuse to be excluded from Labour’s proposed early-release scheme. The intervention matters because it challenges the scope and public acceptability of measures intended to ease prison overcrowding.
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- Badenoch wants serious violent and sexual offenders excluded from early release.
- The proposal concerns Labour’s prison early-release policy.
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