Governors warn of increasing violence of ‘nothing-to-lose’ inmates attacking notorious prisoners

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Prison Governors are warning of increased violence against notorious prisoners in high-security prisons in England and Wales. According to the Prison Governors’ Association, inmates serving long or whole-life sentences have "nothing to lose" and are attacking high-profile child murderers and paedophiles to gain status. Recent incidents include the deaths of Ian Huntley, Ian Watkins and Kyle Bevan in separate prison attacks. The PGA president, Tom Wheatley, attributes the rise in violence to longer sentences, overcrowding, and inexperienced staff. Civil servants are reportedly reviewing the management of high-profile and high-risk prisoners in response to these concerns.
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