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Hundreds of cells empty at Britain’s new-build prison more than a year after opening
One headline neutrally reports empty prison cells, while another adds critical context about it being "most expensive" amid a "capacity crisis."
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What happenedHMP Millsike near York is a new-build prison that opened last March.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "Hundreds of cells empty at Britain’s new-build prison more than a year after opening". The right frames it as "Hundreds of cells empty in Britain’s most expensive new prison despite capacity crisis".
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Left / center-leftHundreds of cells empty at Britain’s new-build prison more than a year after opening
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Right / center-rightHundreds of cells empty in Britain’s most expensive new prison despite capacity crisis
Hundreds of cells empty in Britain’s most expensive new prison despite capacity crisis
most expensivecapacity crisis
Nearly 350 cells at Britain's most expensive new prison sit unused despite the UK facing a severe capacity crisis. HMP Millsike, a £400m "super-prison" outside York designed to accommodate...