There are a range of stories on the front of Friday’s post-Christmas newspapers.
Former Tory Justice Secretary David Gauke tells the Times that thousands of prisoners should be moved to low security jails to tackle the overcrowding crisis. Gauke says England and Wales should emulate Spain – which allows many inmates to work and study during the day.
The Guardian leads with a warning from the Institute of Public Policy Research think tank, that the NHS risks “paralysing uncertainty”, as it waits to see Health Secretary Wes Streeting’s ten-year plan for reform.
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