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Two mistakenly launched prisoners nonetheless at giant, says justice secretary

By Editorial Board Published December 2, 2025 2 Min Read
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Two mistakenly launched prisoners nonetheless at giant, says justice secretary

Twelve extra prisoners have been mistakenly launched from jail over the previous month, David Lammy has confirmed – and two stay at giant.

Talking to Mornings with Ridge and Frost, the justice secretary admitted that there have been additional prisoners by accident freed since he made a press release on the difficulty final month.

Pushed on what number of extra folks have been wrongly set free since his replace to MPs on 11 November, Mr Lammy responded: “There have been two.”

However he later clarified to the BBC afterwards that “there have been 12 [mistaken releases] since then, two are currently at large”.

On the time, he stated 91 folks had been mistakenly free of prisons in England and Wales since April this 12 months.

“There are two people currently at large… and a prison system that is paper-based. Mistakes happen.”

However pushed for extra element on these mistaken releases, Mr Lammy stated he would not need to give a “running commentary”.

He stated: “It’s important that I release that data in the way that it’s always been released. And it’s also important that I work with police where someone is at large, and sometimes because the police are about to nab somebody, they actually don’t want me to discuss it, and it’s important that they get on to it.”

Mr Lammy additionally instructed ITV that the 2 prisoners who stay at giant should not violent or sexual offenders.

Two mistakenly launched prisoners nonetheless at giant, says justice secretary

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Shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick

Reacting to Mr Lammy’s admission, the shadow justice secretary, Robert Jenrick, stated: “Calamity Lammy admits two more dangerous prisoners have been mistakenly released.

“However he will not say who they’re or the place they’re. When will this fiasco finish?”

“Twelve in three weeks. So the issue has bought worse since he intervened.

“This is a total shambles.”

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