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Early release of hundreds of prisoners in Scotland begins

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Early release of hundreds of prisoners in Scotland begins

Early release of hundreds of prisoners in Scotland begins

Up to 390 prisoners are being released early as the Scottish Government attempts to tackle overcrowding in the country’s prisons.

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