UK: Sky News has found that more than 1,200 people across the UK are spending years in prison before standing trial.

The video discusses the critical issue of prisoners on remand, highlighting a personal story of a man held for over two years without trial. It reveals alarming statistics about the number of people waiting for trial and the systemic issues exacerbating the situation, such as strikes and a shortage of legal professionals. The Ministry of Justice claims efforts are being made to prioritize remand cases, but disruptions continue to affect both victims and the accused.

What is the main issue faced by Louise's partner as discussed in the video?

• He is serving a life sentence.

• He is on remand for over two years without trial.

• He has been acquitted but remains in prison.

• He is awaiting a bail hearing.

What percentage of people held on remand are not given a prison sentence after trial?

• About 20%

• About 30%

• About 10%

• About 50%

What is a significant consequence of the current remand situation?

• More people are being acquitted.

• Innocent people are spending years in prison.

• Crime rates have decreased.

• Prison sentences are becoming shorter.

What is one of the main reasons for the increasing number of people on remand?

• More people are refusing bail.

• A shortage of courtrooms and legal staff.

• Longer prison sentences being handed out.

• An increase in crime rates.

What action has the Ministry of Justice taken in response to the remand situation?

• They have built more prisons.

• They have reduced the maximum remand time.

• They have prioritized remand cases.

• They have increased the number of judges.