UK papers: 'Cop killers will go free' and 'Farage's sinking ship'
UK newspapers are reporting on various topics, including the early prisoner release scheme, which has sparked controversy. The scheme will allow some prisoners, including cop killers, to be released early, while others, such as rapists, will not be eligible. The papers are also covering other stories, including the drought in England and Wales, and the latest on Reform UK's plans to stop small boats crossing from France.
- ▪The early prisoner release scheme will allow some prisoners, including cop killers, to be released early.
- ▪Rapists and groomers will not be freed early under the scheme.
- ▪Reform UK's plan to use the Royal Navy to stop small boats crossing from France has been criticized by experts.
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| Publication time | Tue, 04 Aug 2026 00:12:21 GMT |
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'Cop killers will go free' and 'Farage's sinking ship'Image caption, Many of Tuesday's papers lead with the latest on the early prisoner release scheme. "Cop killers will go free", headlines The Sun. The paper says police officer Andrew Harper's widow has called the plans, which will not exclude prisoners such as Harper's killers, "disgusting".Published3 minutes agoImage caption, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has written in the Telegraph that he had "pushed to the very limit of what is possible" but couldn't exempt more prisoners from early release without the prison system "collapsing within months". The Telegraph also reports that the PM is "on holiday after two weeks in job". Image caption, The Guardian highlights that "rapists and groomers will not be freed early".
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