Charlie Taylor: Last News

A jail which holds hundreds of sex offenders has been accused by a watchdog of 'astonishing failure'. Chief inspector of prisons Charlie Taylor called for a series of improvements at HMP Risley near Warrington after concerns were raised during an inspection in April.

Two inmates have died within a week at a women's prison. They were both serving sentences at HMP Styal in Cheshire. The Manchester Evening News understands the incidents were unrelated.

Police have responded to rumours that escaped prisoner and the country's most wanted man Daniel Khalife has been arrested.

prisons has revealed. Charlie Taylor said some prisons let inmates stay in their cells for up to 20 hours a day watching the box because it stops them getting violent. Many governors had failed to introduce a 9am to 5pm work style routine following Covid, and were choosing the easy option of letting them stew in their cells, he said.

After being sentenced to two and a half years behind bars, six-time Grand Slam winner Boris Becker arrived at the ‘overcrowded and rat-infested’ Wandsworth Prison last Friday. Becker was sentenced after being found guilty of four charges under the Insolvency Act earlier last month.The German star was convicted after hiding millions in assets that he owed in debts, and continued to live a flash and lavish lifestyle despite being declared bankrupt in 2017.

Everton flops as the Toffees wasted a number of chances before collapsing to defeat at Burnley.Everton travelled to Turf Moor for the relegation six-pointer, but were plunged even further into trouble. Nathan Collins took advantage of dreadful defending from the visitors to put Burnley ahead within the first 12 minutes.But Richarlison struck twice from the penalty spot to turn the game around and appear to ease Lampard's fears. His side had 16 shots in total, though failed to make sure of the win, a fact that Sean Dyche's men took full advantage of.First, Jay Rodriguez swept home Charlie Taylor's cross before Maxwell Cornet capitalised on yet more dreadful defending to score the winner with five minutes remaining.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Perth is set to have a brand new public space to enjoy in June as work on St Paul’s Church draws towards completion.Work on the tower is almost finished, the clock is now operational and the church bells are set to chime again soon.And no-one could be more pleased than one of the country’s top hairdressers, whose salon sits directly opposite.After almost four decades staring out at the dilapidated kirk plagued by pigeons, Charlie Taylor could not be happier.The three-time Scottish hairdresser of the year this week told the PA: “I have been in this building on South Methven Street for 36 years.“And 35 of those years have been looking out on to this

click on this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyWigan News'.A quarter of people in the jail said that it was easy for them to get drugs, this was reflected in mandatory testing during which 50 percent of inmates tested positive for a banned substance.Staff had taken measures to try and combat drug taking and stem the supply of substances into the prison but there was criticism of a stretched drug and alcohol addiction service, with support workers facing very high caseloads.Discussing problems with violence and drugs, Charlie Taylor, HM Chief Inspector of Prisons, criticised HMP Hindley.“The prison did not have a cohesive strategy to tackle this," he said."The recent reintroduction of mandatory drug tests had yielded a positive

LOVE Island Australia viewers have been left gobsmacked as Charlie Taylor is the first contestant to dumped in a brutal recoupling. And the rugby player didn't take the news too well either.