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Following a worrying inspection at Hindley, Charlie Taylor reflects on the causes and consequences of a resurgence in drugs in prisons.

A new report has found that inexperienced prison officers at HMP/YOI Hindley were struggling to manage a very challenging prison dominated by a “tsunami” of drugs, high levels of violence and self-harm and failing infrastructure.

Some of the most vulnerable children in the country are being stripped of their clothing under restraint with far too little oversight and accountability and inappropriate use of pain-inducing techniques, a report by HM Chief Inspector of Prisons has found.

Reports on unannounced inspections of HMPYOI Peterborough (women's) and HMP Morton Hall

An independent review of progress at Lowdham Grange found worrying increases in violence and self harm and high levels of drugs.

Reports on independent reviews of progress at HMP Risley and HMP/YOI Feltham B

A report on Bedford prison published today reveals the full scale of problems that led HM Chief Inspector of Prisons to write to the Secretary of State for Justice in November to invoke an Urgent Notification about the state of the jail.

A new report by the Chief Inspector of prisons shines a light on the plight of desperately unwell men and women languishing in prison waiting for transfer to secure mental hospitals.

A report on an inspection of court custody facilities in Humber and South Yorkshire.

One of the largest category C training and resettlement prisons in England is failing to deliver its core purpose to prepare men for their return to the community.