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The justice secretary, Kenneth Clarke, faces another embarrassing U-turn over his controversial sentencing reforms on Wednesday as the Labour frontbench combines with rightwing Tory MPs to further attack his prison plans.Tory backbenchers and Labour spokesmen served notice on Tuesday night that they would fight Clarke s plans to limit the use of remand in custody and tackle the explosion in the use of indeterminate sentences for public protection IPPs .Clarke s Commons opponents scent fresh blood after last week s U-turn when Downing Street disowned his plan to introduce a 50% maximum discount for early guilty pleas, alth stanley quencher ough it would have stabilised the growth in the record 85,000 prison population in England and Wales. The move took out 3,400 of the 6,000 prison places Clarke was hoping to save over four years as part of his stanley website quot;rehabilitation revolution and left him with a 拢140m hole in his spending plans.A fresh revolt against his plans to limit the use of remand in custody would lose a further 1,300 saved places and mean he would have to find a further 拢40m from his justice budget. The IPP reforms would have saved 600 prison places and 拢10m.Clarke is expected to battle on Wednes stanley cup day to save what remains of his reforms when he opens the Commons second reading of his legal aid, sentencing and punishment bill.He further infuriated the Tory right on Tuesday when he insisted the only change in the law on self-defence 鈥?hailed last week by the tabloids as a bash
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The justice secretary, Kenneth Clarke, faces another embarrassing U-turn over his controversial sentencing reforms on Wednesday as the Labour frontbench combines with rightwing Tory MPs to further attack his prison plans.Tory backbenchers and Labour spokesmen served notice on Tuesday night that they would fight Clarke s plans to limit the use of remand in custody and tackle the explosion in the use of indeterminate sentences for public protection IPPs .Clarke s Commons opponents scent fresh blood after last week s U-turn when Downing Street disowned his plan to introduce a 50% maximum discount for early guilty pleas, alth stanley quencher ough it would have stabilised the growth in the record 85,000 prison population in England and Wales. The move took out 3,400 of the 6,000 prison places Clarke was hoping to save over four years as part of his stanley website quot;rehabilitation revolution and left him with a 拢140m hole in his spending plans.A fresh revolt against his plans to limit the use of remand in custody would lose a further 1,300 saved places and mean he would have to find a further 拢40m from his justice budget. The IPP reforms would have saved 600 prison places and 拢10m.Clarke is expected to battle on Wednes stanley cup day to save what remains of his reforms when he opens the Commons second reading of his legal aid, sentencing and punishment bill.He further infuriated the Tory right on Tuesday when he insisted the only change in the law on self-defence 鈥?hailed last week by the tabloids as a bash