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HM Prison Wandsworth

HM Prison Wandsworth

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Nov 9, 2026

Tim HensonHOST
28:12
Okay, well, it's getting worse again.
Tim HensonHOST
28:14
And transferred to HMP Wandsworth, a notorious...
Tim HensonHOST
28:17
God, why is...
Tim HensonHOST
28:18
All those words are so very British.
Tim HensonHOST
28:25
Some words are just like super British.
Tim HensonHOST
28:28
Wandsworth.
Tim HensonHOST
28:29
Yes, he was denied bail and transferred to HMP Wandsworth, a notoriously overcrowded prison in southwest London.
Tim HensonHOST
28:38
According to British tabloid reports, his arrival has not been particularly welcoming.
Abigail BrierleyHOST
5:31
Next up, we'll hear from Max Jeffery as he points out the pitfalls of the government's early release scheme.
Max JefferyGUEST
5:36
Four days after he was released from HMP Wandsworth, Michael Bogle was back inside.
Max JefferyGUEST
5:41
The 38-year-old had served 11 of 32 weeks in prison for stealing before he was freed last month via the government's early release scheme.
Max JefferyGUEST
5:49
He strolled out of jail, told reporters he would hopefully not shoplift again, then stole from a Sainsbury's a few hours later.
speaker_14SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:21
How long do you intend to stay in England for?
Andy JehringHOST
30:25
He was arrested 10 days later, subsequently remanded in Wandsworth Prison, where he remains today, fighting extradition to India.
Andy JehringHOST
30:33
It appears that male Chokshi took a different approach.
Andy JehringHOST
30:39
About two months before the scandal broke, Choksi had quietly become a citizen of the twin island Caribbean state of Antigua and Barbuda.
Peter FordCORRESPONDENT
8:11
So we'll know then.
Peter FordCORRESPONDENT
8:12
I mean, he's in Wandsworth Prison, which is pretty rough going at the moment.
Peter FordCORRESPONDENT
8:17
And whether he's going to stay there, whether he's going to...
Peter FordCORRESPONDENT
8:19
So, you know, we don't know.
LisaHOST
0:06
Russell Brand has spent his first weekend behind bars in London's Wandsworth Prison, a very overpopulated prison.
LisaHOST
0:15
Prison is always going to be a tough adjustment for anyone, isn't it? But the higher they
RussellHOST
0:19
are...
Mark GeragosHOST
22:42
Right.
Mark GeragosHOST
22:42
And that's why he's sitting in Wandsworth Prison being heckled by other inmates.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
22:49
Right.
Lauren ConlinGUEST
22:49
But you're you're correct.
Abigail BrierleyHOST
5:56
Next up, we'll hear from Max Jeffery as he points out the pitfalls of the government's early release scheme.
Max JefferyGUEST
6:01
Four days after he was released from HMP Wandsworth, Michael Bogle was back inside.
Max JefferyGUEST
6:07
The 38-year-old had served 11 of 32 weeks in prison for stealing before he was freed last month via the government's early release scheme.
Max JefferyGUEST
6:15
He strolled out of jail, told reporters he would hopefully not shoplift again, then stole from a Sainsbury's a few hours later.
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Nov 6 · 1 Mention

Shawn WassonHOST
58:14
It is.
Shawn WassonHOST
58:15
HMP Wandsworth.
Shawn WassonHOST
58:16
And...
Shawn WassonHOST
58:17
So the unit is located mostly below ground and known as the bowels of the Victorian prison.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:34
The lead was not pursued decisively as it lacked corroboration, but it resurfaced in 1980s Cook Gang probes as a potential red herring or overlooked clue.
speaker_0NARRATOR
21:45
In 1983, while serving time at Wandsworth Prison for unrelated offences, Nicholas Douglas, a former teacher at Munthon House School, authored a 10-page document titled Vishal, depicting a fictionalised narrative of abusing a boy named Vishal.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:03
Douglas later claimed it was inspired by media coverage of the case.
speaker_0NARRATOR
22:07
The document is held by Sussex Police from the 1990s but not connected to the murder until a 2019 review.
Jake SwaddlingGUEST
38:42
Cling to the lost.
Jake SwaddlingGUEST
38:45
Back when we were planting Anchor Church and Port Adelaide had not yet gentrified, it's kind of gentrified now, I went and saw an old English guy who'd come to faith in prison, in Wandsworth Prison in London.
Jake SwaddlingGUEST
38:59
And he talked for a while and I went and I kind of grabbed him and I said, mate, I've got a background like yours.
Jake SwaddlingGUEST
39:04
I'd like to, he'd done a lot of ministry for a lot of years and he was a great character.

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