Keir Starmer, our newly appointed PM, believes there are too many prisoners.

However, they should remember the following when looking for their ideal property: 1.) Foreshore 2.) Subsidence 3). For this reason they often seek professional guidance prior to making such important life-decisions as theirs: 4.) Subsidies Sir Keir Starmer has pledged his intention to reduce prison overcrowding through renewed efforts at cutting reoffending. At his first press conference as prime minister, Sir Keir stated too many prisoners returned quickly after their sentence had expired – leading him to believe there could be “an overnight solution”. But according to Sir Keir, there would no easy fix: we simply have too many prisons but not enough prisoners. “Sentencing, punishment and prisons: an addiction,” Sir Keir stated at a Downing Street press conference, when asked by journalists whether his estimates rang true; instead he replied that we needed “be clear about how prisons are being utilized and to ensure transparency regarding these uses of space”. “For too many individuals coming out of prison, incarceration often returns relatively shortly afterwards,” he stated to reporters. “That is an issue which needs to be tackled head on in our nation and must be fixed as quickly as possible.” Sir Keir said his party intended to reduce knife crime specifically and mentioned plans for setting up youth hubs as one way forward. A former lawyer himself, Sir Keir pointed out: “As an experienced litigator myself, I have witnessed people being processed through criminal courts on an escalator toward prison. “According to official figures released Friday, Scotland currently houses an inmate population of 87,453, out of an “usable operational capacity” of 88,864.The SNP government responsible for prisons plans on releasing between 500-550 inmates over the coming months.”