Labour minister handed GB News grilling as hundreds of sex offenders set to walk free from prison: 'Where's the thinking?!'

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Watch the moment Breakfast host Ellie Costello grilled Labour minister Alex Davies-Jones on the Government's plans to release hundreds of sex offenders early as part of their latest prison reforms.Speaking to GB News, the Victims and Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls Minister declared that violence against women and girls is a "national emergency" – despite planning to release such offenders.Labour's abolition of imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentences will lead to hundreds of sex criminals being released.Of the 700 IPP prisoners, 379 individuals have never been freed, while the remaining 321 were returned to prison for either committing new offences or violating their parole conditions.

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