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A PRISON bakery which starred in a Gordon Ramsay reality TV show is to reopen three years after closing its doors. The Michelin-starred chef helped inmates set up Bad Boys’ Bakery in 2012 during filming for Channel 4’s Gordon Behind Bars at Brixton jail, South London.

The government has vowed to press on with Boris Johnson's controversial Brexit legislation despite key parts being rejected by the House of Lords.

this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBury News'.IPP sentences were designed to keep protect from the public from prolific and dangerous offenders, but were scrapped months later by the Justice Secretary Ken Clarke, in 2012, because they disproportionately punished those who committed low level offences.However, that had no bearing on people who had already been sentenced under the poorly-understood IPP regime, who were considered to be serious threats to the public when they were jailed.

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherFormer England cricket captain Sir Ian Botham is to join the House of Lords, the government has confirmed.The 64-year-old, a strong supporter of Brexit, is among 36 new peers, who also include former Chancellors Ken Clarke and Philip Hammond.Sir Ian, who played 102 Test matches for England between 1977 and 1992, is an advocate of field sports and a prominent Brexit supporter who was knighted in 2007, in recognition of his services to charity and cricket.Botham is considered one of England’s greatest ever cricketers, with 5,200 Test runs and 383 wickets.After breaking into the Test side aged 21, Botham wasted little time in establishing his star quality.He