PM Boris Johnson: End Early Release For Terror Convicts

The transcript discusses the UK government's response to recent terror attacks in London, focusing on the early release of convicted terrorists. It highlights the challenges of implementing new legislation to prevent early release and the complexities of managing terror prisoners in jails. The government and London Mayor Sadiq Khan emphasize the need for judicial reform and improved prison management to prevent radicalization.

What prompted the government to reconsider early release policies for terror offenders?

• A recent knife attack in London

• A protest by the public

• A recommendation from the police

• A new law passed by Parliament

What was a common factor in both the recent London attack and the London Bridge attack?

• Both attacks occurred on the same day

• Both attackers were not identified

• Both attackers were released early from prison

• Both attackers were never imprisoned

What did London Mayor Sadiq Khan suggest regarding the handling of terror offenders?

• Increasing the number of prisons

• Allowing judges to keep offenders in prison longer

• Reducing sentences for good behavior

• Releasing offenders on parole

What is one of the challenges mentioned in applying new rules to current prisoners?

• Training new prison staff

• Applying rules retroactively

• Finding enough prison space

• Building new prisons

What is a concern regarding the management of radicalized prisoners?

• How to provide them with education

• How to prevent them from radicalizing others

• How to ensure their health and safety

• How to integrate them into society