Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has condemned the "fundamental failure" of the UK's prison places shortage, as he made a keynote speech in Downing Street's Rose Garden.

The Prime Minister said, "if we hadn’t taken that difficult decision immediately, we wouldn’t have been able to respond to the riots as we did, and if we don’t take tough action across the board, we won’t be able to fix the foundations of the country as we need."

Starmer added: “This Government won’t always be perfect, but I promise this: you will be at the heart of our Government and in the forefront of our minds, at the centre of everything we do."

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has condemned the "fundamental failure" of the UK's prison places shortage, as he made a keynote speech in Downing Street's Rose Garden.The Prime Minister said, "if we hadn’t taken that difficult decision immediately, we wouldn’t have been able to respond to the riots...{ai:summary}<p>Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer criticized the UK's shortage of prison places, calling it a "fundamental failure." He emphasized the need for tough actions to address this issue and maintain stability in the country. </p><p>Starmer acknowledged the government's imperfections but pledged to prioritize the public's needs. #politics</p>

Sir Keir Starmer scolds 'fundamental failure' of prison places in bid to crack down on 'broken system'

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