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mutilated by the tabloid press and hung to dry by the reform of the Prime Minister Kenneth Clarke phrase now in ruins

was only 12 months before Kenneth Clarke called for an end to political parties "arms race" in the crime and the penalty to punish David Blunkett and John Reid - the two former secretaries workhouse - to carry out the policy of the prison "a checkbook in one hand and the Daily Mail on the other."

retreat today on the decision issued by Downing Street, left on the floor of Clarke in the hope of stabilizing the register of 85,000 prisoners in England and Wales to facilitate their control reduce a very high rate of recurrence.

When Clarke announced his "rehabilitation revolution" promised to reverse decades of Conservative and Labour policy simply "hitting people more."

the heart of the Attorney General's plan was a set of measures to reduce the annual demand for prison places by 6000. The proposal to increase the maximum discount for orders at the beginning of 50% was a critical component of this package as it expects to deliver 3,200 of the 6,000 savings in detention.

When the plea was met with violent political unrest, Clarke fought to keep intact the proposal to ensure that exemptions are limited to rapists, murderers, child predators and other dangerous offenders. Cameron admitted this morning that were in the keep for less serious offenders. But Clarke has lost this battle, too.

was also defeated in his hopes of ending the scandal of indeterminate sentences for public protection (IPP). The prison directors say it is a "flagrant injustice" that over 3,000 IPP prisoners are going well beyond the date of its tariff.

plan for the new version has been tested to provide 300 to 600 of the prison in 6000 after saving the Attorney General is looking. Cameron announced that he will now look back on this issue and come back with new legislation in the fall.

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