Murderers and rapists allowed to keep PlayStations in their cells 'to relieve their boredom'
                   
dailymail.co.uk     13-May-2008            

Comments Murderers and sex offenders at Britain's top security prisons are to be allowed to keep games consoles in their cells as a way of relieving their boredom, it was revealed yesterday. Inmates at the jails - which hold some of the country's most dangerous inmates, including terrorists, will... [read full story]                

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