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Prisons in the UK are overcrowded, with inmates spending time in bed, using drugs, and watching TV, while organized crime networks profit from drug trafficking via drones. Charlie Taylor, the chief inspector of prisons, criticized the system for failing to rehabilitate inmates, leading to high recidivism rates. Despite significant annual costs per inmate, there are insufficient work and education programs. The introduction of drugs via drones has surged, with some capable of delivering up to 10 kg at once. The government announced funding to combat this issue, but Taylor believes measures are inadequate. He warns that the prison system may reach capacity again soon, and emphasizes the need for a focus on rehabilitation rather than just building new facilities.