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Sir Keir Starmer said too many people found themselves back in jail "relatively quickly" He said intervening to prevent young people committing knife crime would be an early priority.
But he said there would be no overnight solution to prison overcrowding, adding: "We've got too many prisoners, not enough prisons" Comes after he appointed a businessman as his prisons minister who had previously said only a third of prisoners should be there.
Saturday also saw the final result of the general election, with the Lib Dems winning the Inverness, Skye and West Ross -shire constituency. The outcome had originally been expected at about 05:00 BST on Friday , but a recount meant the results were delayed until Saturday afternoon . Candidate Angus MacDonald gained a majority of 2,160 over the SNP 's Drew Hendry . It means the Lib Dems have won 72 Westminster seats. Six of these are in Scotland , meaning the Lib Dems overtake the Scottish Conservatives as Scotland 's third largest party in Westminster . Labour won 412 seats while the Conservatives were on 121 ..
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