Jonathan Hall
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 51 |
| Books | Anxious Pleasures: Shakespearean Comedy and the Nation-state |
| Date of birth | October 8,1972 |
| Zodiac sign | Libra |
| Born | Wollongong |
| Australia | |
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| ID | 1909050 |
Jonathan Hall Life story
Jonathan Hall is an Australian former racing cyclist. He won the Australian national road race title in 1997.
Glorify Hamas and you break law, says UK terror watchdog
... It comes as Home Secretary Suella Braverman says " " should be used against support for Hamas, a The BBC showed Jonathan Hall KC footage from speeches collected by BBC Verify...
Met Police's arrest of French publisher abused anti-terror powers - report
... Jonathan Hall KC said the arrest of Ernest Moret was at odds with the rights to freedom of expression and protest in a democracy...
First alleged neo-Nazi under special terror powers, BBC learns
... The measures are controversial, with the independent reviewer for terrorism legislation - Jonathan Hall KC - previously saying they were increasingly being used on people with mental health issues...
Terrorists limited to two boxes of books in cells
... The changes follow recommendations made by Jonathan Hall, the Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, which drew particular attention to the influence of Islamists in prison...
Rhianan Rudd: MI5 had evidence teen terror suspect was exploited
... Jonathan Hall KC, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, says that in 2020/2021 only one child who committed a terrorism offence was jailed, with all the others " eventually given non-custodial sentences"...
Dominic Raab warns terrorists over further prison time
... They will be referred for investigation within a week of any crime, such as vandalising cells, The move comes after a review of terrorist activity in prisons in England and Wales by the government s independent reviewer of terrorist legislation, Jonathan Hall KC...
Terror prosecutions of people back in UK from Syria not counted
... The data is held neither " officially or unofficially" an, Jonathan Hall QC, says...
Prison terrorism: Warnings over failure to stop radicalisation
... The independent reviewer of terrorist legislation, Jonathan Hall QC, said prisons must not provide opportunities for militants to plan new attacks...
Terrorists limited to two boxes of books in cells
By Sean SeddonBBC News
Limits have been placed on the amount of books convicted terrorists in England and Wales can keep in their prison cells.
Extremists will also now be banned from taking a " leading role" in religious services under the new measures.
It Follows a 2022 which raised concerns About radicalisation and Islamist gangs in prisons.
New Justice Secretary Alex Chalk said The Changes would stop terrorists advancing " their own sinister agenda".
Those in custody convicted of Terrorism - About 200 People - will be limited to two medium-sized boxes of books that must weigh no More Than 15kg.
Prisoners can obtain books from prison libraries, order from approved retailers or be sent them by friends and family.
But there are concerns around extremist materials being hidden inside approved books, or covers being swapped as a disguise.
The government said The Move would make it easier for prison staff to search for prohibited material, citing a case in which one convicted terrorist had 200 books in his cell.
A previous blanket ban on prisoners being sent books from People outside prison was, less than a year after it was imposed.
The same ruling said there was " No Good reason" to restrict the amount of books prisoners can have by volume, but the Ministry of Justice said it was not expecting a legal challenge as The Change is limited to terror offenders.
The Changes announced on Sunday do not require Commons approval and come into force immediately, the Ministry of Justice said.
Restrictions will also be strengthened so convicted terrorists can not have any formal role in religious services, such as delivering a reading.
Currently only The Most dangerous prisoners are banned from leading Friday prayers. Now the ban will cover prisoners of any faith, and not just those in high-security prisons.
The Changes follow recommendations made by Jonathan Hall , The Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, which drew particular attention to The Influence of Islamists in prison.
He Said The Prison service had " lost its role in The National endeavour to reduce The Risk of Terrorism " and called for tighter restrictions on terror offenders while in custody.
Mr Chalk, who after his resignation earlier this month, said he recognised The Role faith can play in a prisoners' rehabilitation but said some may abuse The Rules .
He added: " These changes, alongside tougher sentences for terrorists who commit crimes behind bars and our work to separate more of The Most radical terrorists, will better protect our hardworking staff, other prisoners and The Public . "
Liberal Democrat cabinet affairs spokesperson Christine Jardine accused the Conservatives of breaching pre-election rules, which restrict ministers from making party political announcements with The Help of government resources in the run-up to a vote.
In a letter to The Cabinet Secretary Simon Case , she called for the timing of The Announcement - which came via the Ministry of Justice press office days before The Local elections - to be investigated.
Bbc News has contacted the Labour Party and the Green Party for a response.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
