No 'quick fix' to problem of overcrowding in prisons, says Home Secretary

The transcript discusses the need to restore neighbourhood policing and address town centre crime, particularly shoplifting. It highlights plans to establish a new border security command to combat criminal gangs and improve border security. The discussion also touches on the asylum backlog and the use of the Bibby Stockholm barge. Concerns about prison overcrowding and the legacy of Conservative policies are also addressed.

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding the current state of prisons?

What legacy does the speaker refer to in relation to the Conservative government's handling of criminal justice?