Kim Kardashian shares an adorable throwback photo of baby North West posing with five dolls as she celebrates her daughter's 10th birthday Gwyneth Paltrow's mother Blythe Danner, 80, makes a rare sighting with her son Jake Paltrow in New York City as they walk arm-in-armĬhloe Madeley shows off her ripped figure in skimpy bikinis as she lives it up in Ibiza with husband James Haskell
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"Prisoners who sleep in bunk beds have been advised for some time on how to use them safely and are encouraged to report any concerns to prison staff," he said. "If this is indeed Prison Service policy then I feel that all inmates need to be aware of the implications, as I understand that currently some 30,000 are in accommodation designed for one."Ī Prison Service spokesman said its policy on bunk beds was not as suggested in Mr Cooper's letter. He added: "The governor here denies any liability, however informs me that any inmate who does not feel safe in a bunk bed on the top bunk will not be compelled to go into one. "Since my fall, this prison has not upgraded its risk assessment of bunk beds, which I consider to be a breach of health and safety regulations." I am currently pursuing a claim for negligence. Mr Cooper wrote: "In November 2005, I turned over in my sleep and fell from the top bunk of my bed sustaining a bad gash to the head. Mr Cooper suggested prisoners could not be compelled to sleep in the top bunk if they felt unsafe, and told fellow inmates to be "aware of the implications" in the current jail overcrowding crisis. In a letter to prisoners' magazine Inside Time, Mr Cooper wrote: "Bunk beds are an accident waiting to happen." Gerry Cooper, a prisoner at Bullingdon jail in Oxfordshire, launched a negligence claim after allegedly cutting his head in a night-time tumble from the top bunk. An inmate is suing the Prison Service after he was injured falling out of a bunk bed, it was revealed today.
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