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Prisoners in the UK spend their days lying in bed, taking drugs and watching TV. Chief Prison Inspector Charlie Taylor spoke about it. According to him, criminal gangs deliver illegal substances to overcrowded prisons using drones capable of carrying up to 10 kg of cargo in one flight. Taylor warned that drones could be used to deliver weapons and even escape. At the same time, the state spends about 60 thousand pounds a year on the maintenance of one prisoner, but many of them do not undergo rehabilitation and after release end up in prison again.

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Prisoners in the UK spend their days lying in bed, taking drugs and watching TV. Chief Prison Inspector Charlie Taylor spoke about it. According to him, criminal gangs deliver illegal substances to overcrowded prisons using drones capable of carrying up to 10 kg of cargo in one flight. Taylor warned that drones could be used to deliver weapons and even escape. At the same time, the state spends about 60 thousand pounds a year on the maintenance of one prisoner, but many of them do not undergo rehabilitation and after release end up in prison again.

Prisoners in the UK spend their days lying in bed, taking drugs and watching TV. Chief Prison Inspector Charlie Taylor spoke about it. According to him, criminal gangs deliver illegal substances to overcrowded prisons using drones capable of carrying up to 10 kg of cargo in one flight. Taylor warned that drones could be used to deliver weapons and even escape. At the same time, the state spends about 60 thousand pounds a year on the maintenance of one prisoner, but many of them do not undergo rehabilitation and after release end up in prison again.

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