UK: Sky News has found that more than 1,200 people across the UK are spending years in prison before standing trial.

The video discusses the critical issue of prisoners on remand, highlighting a personal story of a man held for over two years without trial. It reveals alarming statistics about the number of people waiting for trial and the systemic issues exacerbating the situation, such as strikes and a shortage of legal professionals. The Ministry of Justice claims efforts are being made to prioritize remand cases, but disruptions continue to affect both victims and the accused.

What challenges does Louise's partner face while on remand?

How long is the maximum time a prisoner is supposed to spend on remand?

What does the text suggest about the number of innocent people in remand?

What factors are contributing to the worsening situation in the courts?

What impact has the pandemic had on the remand process according to the text?