Martin Daubney criticized journalists for ignoring the issue of foreign nationals in British prisons, stating that 13,000 Albanians and 1,000 Polish prisoners impose a financial burden on taxpayers. He argued that deportation is a better solution than the government's costly plan to build new prisons.

With British prisons nearly full, Daubney questioned the government's spending priorities, citing legal challenges to deportation as obstacles to an effective resolution.

In another matter, during Karen Read's murder trial, a forensic scientist revealed that crucial evidence related to the death of Boston police officer John O'Keefe was never tested. Read faces charges, including second-degree murder, as conflicting accounts emerge regarding the circumstances of O'Keefe's death.

The Digest, 5/14/2025 @1130PM, CDT

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