poison the well. we now know that there are at least five justices on the supreme court who are willing to completely trample on the personal rights that we all depend on for functioning modern society. you ve made your case. well professor yoshino. we appreciate it. kenji yoshino is a professor of law. we appreciate your time tonight. still ahead, senator chris murphy joins us next to talk about the war in ukraine. america s role in, it into days vote on abortion rights. stay with us. rights. stay with us it kills 99% of plaque bacteria and forms an antibacterial shield. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash.
this is about making sure that those that taint the well, poison the well inside prisons, radicalise more people, recruit more people to terrorist ranks, cannot do so. it s a very austere regime, it s different from what any other prisoner would experience in general population, it s very resource intensive, but it s absolutely the right thing to do to safeguard the public. also at woodhill prison is an ultra secure close supervision centre that we were not allowed to film in. behind these doors are the most violent inmates, including michael adebowale who killed lee rigby. there are only around 50 cells like this in all of england, and the government plans to increase that to 60. daniel sanford, bbc news, in woodhill prison. let s take a look at today s papers. already doing it!
radicalise other prisoners. the radicalisers even have their own separate exercise yard. but the separation centres are underused. so far, only 15 inmates have ever been in one because the system for referring them is so complex and because of concerns about challenges under the human rights act. thejustice secretary dominic raab says he wants to make it easier to send inmates to the centres, and he will try to change human rights legislation if necessary. this is about making sure that those that taint the well, poison the well inside prisons, radicalise more people, recruit more people to terrorist ranks, cannot do so. it s a very austere regime, it s different from what any other prisoner would experience in general population, it s very resource intensive, but it s absolutely the right thing to do to safeguard the public. also at woodhill prison
that taint the well, poison the well inside prisons, radicalise more people, recruit more people to terrorist ranks, cannot do so. it s a very austere regime, it s different from what any other prisoner would experience in general population, it s very resource intensive, but it s absolutely the right thing to do to safeguard the public. also at woodhill prison is an ultra secure close supervision centre that we were not allowed to film in. behind these doors are the most violent inmates, including michael adebowale, who killed lee rigby. there are only around 50 cells like this in all of england, and the government plans to increase that to 60. daniel sanford, bbc news, in woodhill prison. russia s war in ukraine is now in its third month and has
the system for referring men here is too complex and sometimes dogged by challenges under the human rights act. thejustice secretary, dominic raab, says he wants to make it easier to send inmates to the centres, and claims his proposed changes to human rights legislation will help. this is about making sure that those that would taint the well, poison the well, inside prisons, radicalise more people, recruit more people to terrorist ranks, cannot do so. it s a very austere regime. it s different from what any other prisoner would experience in general population. it s very resource intensive, but it s absolutely the right thing to do to safeguard the public. behind these doors, where we weren t allowed to film for safety reasons, is an ultra secure close supervision centre. here, the most violent inmates are held including michael adebowale, who killed lee rigby. ministers now plan to increase the number of cells in unit like this. daniel sanford, bbc news, in woodhill prison.