Curtailments on activities and visits are causing long term damage, warn staff and prisoners

Over the course of the coronavirus pandemic, Alison – a nurse at a prison in Wales – has watched the health of the inmates she looks after deteriorate. “You can see it physically,” she said. “They’re going grey in the face and are constantly tired and worn out. They haven’t had any sunlight.”

Related: Covid: prisoner mental health at risk of ‘irreparable damage’

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