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prisoner behind bars

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CAPTION(S): A Palestinian prisoner behind bars as he is brought into the Hadariam prison when inmates are on hunger strike; Picture: TSAFRIR ABAYOV
Less than pounds 20 is spent per head on the casualties of lawlessness, while pounds 30,000 is allocated yearly to keep each prisoner behind bars.
Sally said: "Frank was the oldest prisoner behind bars when he first went in at 60.
 
 
 
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