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In November Liz Truss, the justice secretary, promised the greatest overhaul of prisons in a generation. Reform looks increasingly pressing. On December 16th more than 600 inmates at HMP Birmingham rioted for over 12 hours, some taking “cellfies” of their antics. Around 240 of those involved have since been moved elsewhere. But trouble has already broken out at the prison in Hull where 15 were sent. Such disturbances are increasingly common, judged by call-outs of the prisons’ riot squad. Falling officer numbers may mean the teams are in greater demand when cons rise up.

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