As plans by the UK government saw thousands of prisoners being released early, the BBC explores what is happening inside prisons.

BBC Correspondent Sima Kotecha goes inside HMP Pentonville, one of the UK’s most dangerous prisons where violence, overcrowding and self-harm are commonplace.

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  1. What's bad is that prison is so dangerous. Many ppl go inside for non violent crimes yet they get banged up with lunatics and creeps. Society turns a blind eye but wouldn't put up with it if on their front door.
    Tax payers pay over 55.000 per prisoner a year. Maybe they should care that the prisoners doesn't come out more dangerous than before. Or totally abused and destroyed.
    Join the wolves or get bitten. Thats life in many uk nicks

  2. Watch how they deal with prisoners in Russian prisons and Japanese ones and other countries they don’t have any of these problems the prisoners in the uk have no respect for others or themselves

  3. I think these prisons are too luxurious for prisoners and horrible working conditions for the officers that work there knowing they’re under constant unnecessary scrutiny. 🙏 standing up for all the public service workers out there

  4. Our prisons are in crisese only because prisoners have too many rights and privileges.
    Find a prison documentary, available here in YouTube, called "Black Dolphin. "

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