Crime and castration: Will government's prison plans work?

The government says it will accept the majority of the recommendations in the report it commissioned into jail sentences.  <br /> <br />The independent review, led by ex-Conservative justice secretary David Gauke, looked at how to reduce the prison population by 2028. One of its key proposals would see well-behaved inmates only serve a third of their sentences. It would include sex offenders who had agreed to chemical castration.  <br />On the Sky News Daily, Niall Paterson speaks to political correspondent Liz Bates about what is in the plans and what the political ramifications may be for Labour. <br /> <br />Plus, Professor Belinda Winder, who has been evaluating the government's chemical castration pilot, explains what the process involves and how effective it is. <br /><br />Producer: Natalie Ktena<br />Editor: Wendy Parker<br />