The victim of a hammer-wielding attacker has urged Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to "rethink" Labour's early release prison policy after being told that her perpetrator has been let out after a matter of months.

Claudia Bryan and her 70-year-old friend were caught up in a case of mistaken address when an Albanian man and his accomplices kicked down the door of their AirBnb in Kent.

The victim of a hammer-wielding attacker has urged Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to "rethink" Labour's early release prison policy after being told that her perpetrator has been let out after a matter of months.Claudia Bryan and her 70-year-old friend were caught up in a case of mistaken address w...{ai:summary}<p>Claudia Bryan, a victim of a hammer assault, has called on Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to reconsider Labour's early release prison policy. This plea follows her discovery that her attacker was released after only a few months in custody.</p><p>Bryan and her elderly friend were targeted in a case of mistaken identity in their Airbnb in Kent. #crime</p>

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