Judge jails ‘cowardly monsters’ for life after they murdered mother and her four young children

A pair of ‘cowardly monsters’ have today been jailed for life after they murdered a mother-of-five and her four young children in a petrol bomb house attack.  Michelle Pearson, 37, suffered 75 per cent burns after two thugs threw petrol bombs through the window of her house in Walkden, Salford, in December 2017.  She was … Read more

Judge jails ‘cowardly monsters’ for life after they murdered mother and her four young children

Judge jails ‘cowardly monsters’ for life after they murdered mother-of-five, 37, and four of her young children in petrol bomb house attack Two thugs threw petrol bombs through 37-year-old Michelle Pearson’s window  Horrific attack followed a petty feud and also claimed lives of her four children  Zak Bolland, 26, and David Worrall, 28, were found … Read more

Number of far-right extremists in British jails soars to record levels

Increased police investigations into far-right extremism have now seen the prison population swell to them making up a fifth of terrorists currently behind bars. New figures from the Home Office show of the 209 terrorism offenders behind bars, 42 of them are classified as holding extreme rightwing views. It is a growth of 18 per … Read more

Female prisoner officer lifts lid on what it’s like to work in Australia’s most notorious jails

Prison officer Liz Cunico can handle all the wolf whistles from sexually frustrated and disrespectful male inmates – they just better not touch her dog Alice. The 27-year-old and her kelpie-border collie cross are part of a new breed in the K9 unit of the New South Wales prison system’s Security Operations Group. Ms Cunico … Read more

Venezuela jails the Citgo six US oil executives for up to 13 years on corruption charges

Six American oil executives held for three years in Venezuela have been found guilty of corruption charges and sentenced to between eight and 13 years in prison.  Washington has repeatedly asked Caracas to release the so-called Citgo 6, who are employees of Houston-based Citgo refining company, owned by Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA. They had been … Read more

Venezuela jails the Citgo six US oil executives for up to 13 years on corruption charges

Six American oil executives held for three years in Venezuela have been found guilty of corruption charges and sentenced to between eight and 13 years in prison.  Washington has repeatedly asked Caracas to release the so-called Citgo 6, who are employees of Houston-based Citgo refining company, owned by Venezuela’s state oil company PDVSA. They had been … Read more

Jails take on extra sniffer dogs that can root out drugs and mobile phones in crackdown on inmates 

It’s time to get ruff! Jails take on extra sniffer dogs that can root out drugs and even mobile phones in crackdown on inmates Prisons minister Lucy Frazer announced investment as part of £100m package The 176 additional dogs will increase the overall number in jails to more than 800 Dogs capable of detecting drugs and … Read more

Jails take on extra sniffer dogs that can root out drugs and mobile phones in crackdown on inmates 

It’s time to get ruff! Jails take on extra sniffer dogs that can root out drugs and even mobile phones in crackdown on inmates Prisons minister Lucy Frazer announced investment as part of £100m package The 176 additional dogs will increase the overall number in jails to more than 800 Dogs capable of detecting drugs and … Read more

Belarus jails two prominent activists

Belarus today jailed two prominent activists for ten days as the country’s exiled opposition leader declared a ‘peaceful revolution’ is underway.  Olga Kovalkova and Siarhei Dyleuski were brought before separate courts and jailed as protests continued against the 26-year rule of President Alexander Lukashenko.   Kolvakova is the main representative still in Belarus of opposition candidate … Read more

Coronavirus cases in prisons and jails have DOUBLED to more than 68,000 over the past month

Cases of the novel coronavirus in American prisons and jails have doubled over the last month. There are more than 68,000 inmates confirmed to have contracted COVID-19, the disease caused by the virus, reported The New York Times. According to the newspaper, the five largest-known clusters across the country are in correctional institutions, prison complexes … Read more