It is that logic that perhaps explains why there are now only 42,000 staff in the National Offender Management Service in england and wales, while there were 19,000 back in 2010. But the logic of cutting prisons has perhaps reached a limit. The pressure of fewer staff in overcrowded jails has seen violence rise towards staff, other prisoners or in the form of self harm. Bad things are happening in ourjails, and its no surprise the president of the Prison Governors Association has written an open letter attacking the governments management of prisons. Heres elaine dunkley. Violence and rioting, volatility has gripped prisons in england and wales. Run. The pressure in our Prison Service building for staff and inmates. Get down. A breakdown in Law And Order caused by a shortage of staff and a growing Prison Population. A toxic mix according to the Prison Governors Association. Attacks on prison staff and drugs academic increasing concern around Mental Health and overcrowding, resources an
To resolve a dispute about the role of guards. The rmt is still fighting southern on the same issue. Now on bbc news, all the latest Business News live from singapore. Preparing to meet the us president. Japans by Minister Talks to the head of the un day about the auto industry. Hyundai. And the owner of Snapchat Files for share sales and hopes to raise 1 billion. It is friday glad you could join us on Asia Business report. Im rico hizon. It is becoming to be known as the trump shock. Japanese businesses are nervous about criticism from the us president. Shinzo abe will meet him next week in washington and in preparation he has cut his putting, he is getting together with toyotas boss to ward off concerns about the auto industry. One of the main issuesis auto industry. One of the main issues is the japanese yen. As you can see on this Foreign Exchange dollar chart, a lot of volatility against the us dollar. The us president has accused japan of playing the money market to take trade ad
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