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Sick paedophile who murdered boy before befriending his parents could be freed from jail

Darren Vickers could be freed as early as February 2023 after serving 25 years in jail for the abduction and murder of eight-year-old Jamie Lavis who he snatched while working as a bus driver

Daily Mirror

'He should never be released': Paedophile bus driver who murdered Manchester schoolboy and then moved in with his family could be out in weeks

Bus driver Darren Vickers was jailed in 1999 but the Parole Board will consider his release in February

Manchester Evening News

Crack cocaine-fuelled Scots knifeman who hurled blade at NHS staff may never leave jail

Mark Law, 44, stormed into the Alloway Centre mental health unit with a blade he had bought earlier that day with the intent to "attack and kill staff within".

Daily Record

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Charles Bronson granted request for Parole Board hearing to be held in public

The 66-year-old is one of the country's longest serving prisoners

Wales Online

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson wins bid for parole hearing to be held in PUBLIC

Charles Bronson - dubbed one of Britain's most violent offenders - will have a public Parole Board hearing in 2023 following an application by the notorious prisoner's lawyers

Daily Mirror

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson granted public Parole Board hearing

Dubbed one of Britain’s most violent offenders, he has been in jail for much of the last 50 years, often in solitary confinement or specialist units.

The Independent UK

Charles Bronson’s next parole hearing will be held in public after prisoner’s request approved

The notorious prisoner – now known as Charles Salvador - sentenced in 2000 for taking prison teacher hostage

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Uncle who murdered teenage niece has case referred to Parole Board for release

Stuart Campbell was convicted in 2002 of kidnapping and killing Danielle Jones.

The Independent UK

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson wins right to public Parole Board hearing

Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson will face a public Parole Board hearing early next year as he makes his latest bid for freedom, it has been announced.

Evening Standard

'Yardie Derek': What happened to the crack dealer who killed Desmond Noonan

Crack dealer Derek McDuffus dreamed of becoming a chef, but when gang lord Dessie Noonan knocked on his door one night in 2005, he became a murderer

Manchester Evening News

Securitas raider returns just £1 of record £53million haul but still wins open jail move

Lea Rusha took part in the infamous 2006 Securitas depot robbery and has served his minimum sentence of 15 years with the Parole Board recommending a move to an open prison

Daily Mirror

Killer questioned over Suzy Lamplugh murder as he bids to walk free from jail

John Cannan, 68, has now served his minimum 35-year prison sentenced for the 1987 murder of newlywed Shirley Banks but has been linked to Suzy's 1986 murder for decades

Daily Mirror

'Frankenstein' double murderer linked to 20 other killings could be freed by Christmas

Allan Grimson was jailed for life in 2001 for the murders of Nicholas Wright, 18, and Sion Jenkins, 20, in 1997 and 1998 and was dubbed 'Frankenstein' by Royal Navy colleagues for his ugly looks

Daily Mirror

'Dangerous killer' will not be moved to open prison after Ministry of Justice intervention

William Dunlop's case made legal history

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The Independent UK

MoJ blocks open prison move for ‘dangerous killer’ whose case made legal history

Justice Secretary Brandon Lewis rejected the Parole Board’s recommendation to move William Dunlop who murdered Julie Hogg in 1989.

The Independent UK

‘Miss Hitler’ beauty queen to be released from prison early

Parole Board says it has ‘directed the release’ of Alice Cutter

The Independent UK

‘Miss Hitler’ beauty queen jailed for being part of neo-Nazi group to be freed early

Parole Board says it has ‘directed the release’ of Alice Cutter

Daily Mirror

'Miss Hitler' beauty queen jailed for joining neo-Nazi group to be released early

Alice Cutter, 25, was jailed in June 2020 for her part in banned far right neo-Nazi group National Action

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The Independent UK

First public parole hearing in UK history postponed

The parole review for murderer Russell Causley was due to be the first not to be held behind closed doors.

Wales Online

Mum 'torn apart' after son remains in jail 14 years after being told he'd serve less than four

David Cummins remains subject to a sentencing scheme which has since been banned

Manchester Evening News

'My son was told he'd serve three-and-a-half years minimum - 14 years later and he's still locked up'

"I need justice for my son now - he has served way beyond his time"

Manchester Evening News

Parliamentary committee says IPP sentences are "irredeemably flawed" and demands change

"After a decade of inertia the status quo cannot be allowed to continue.”

The Independent UK

Britain’s youngest female murderer who stabbed stranger and bragged about it ‘makes bid for release’

Sharon Carr was just 12 years old when she stabbed Katie Rackliff, 18, to death as she walked home from a nightclub in Surrey

Dublin Live

Parole Board don't give release date to Veronica Guerin's killer

It is understood the Guerin family wrote a long letter to the Parole Board outlining why he should not be allowed back on the streets

The Independent UK

Parole Board recommends race-hate killer be freed from jail

Michael Barton, the brother of former Premiership footballer Joey Barton, was 17 when he attacked 18-year-old Anthony Walker in Merseyside in 2005.

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