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Tougher measures will also be taken to cut off the supply of drugs to jails, which remains a major challenge. Ministers are expected to unveil a change in the law to ensure rape victims have the automatic right to give evidence by video link to avoid the trauma of having to face their tormentor in court.Īnd the Daily Mail revealed last week that a Prisons White Paper will give prison governors new powers to hand out fast-track punishments to convicts guilty of low level offences. There will also be new efforts to drive up prosecution rates for rape and sexual assaults. The drugs crackdown is part of a wider law and order package to be unveiled next week, including a renewed emphasis on the rights of victims. Other areas suffering high rates of drug deaths include Barrow-in-Furness, Hartlepool, Carlisle, Stoke-on-Trent, Brighton and Hove and Gateshead, though sources declined to say where the scheme might be extended to next. Home Secretary Priti Patel has described the aim of the scheme as 'cutting the head off the snake' of criminal gangs
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