Meanwhile:
government announced quick sentencing for those involved in the riots in UK - But the POA's, Prison Officers' Association, national chairman told BBC Radio 4's Broadcasting House programme this risked "clogging up prison cells" Mark Fairhurst said he would not be "surprised" if the Ministry of Justice at some point on Monday morning announced that "Operation Early Dawn kicks into play at some point next week".
395 people charged, at least 362 are men
More than 110 people have already been sentenced, with most sent to jail.
Just shows how overcrowded the prisons are if they can't even handle an influx of this size - which isn't that big - for one prison yes it is a big influx to handle but not everyone charged is going to same prison - it depends on where they were arrested what prison they'll go to
Operation Early Dawn is a contingency that allows defendants waiting for a court appearance to be kept in police cells until prison space is available
Operation Early Dawn was previously triggered by the Conservative government in May in a bid to tackle overcrowding in jails.
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-69014154