Young Dizz: Gang member freed early from jail by Labour mocks Keir Starmer in Christmas rap song

Sign up for the View from Westminster email for expert analysis straight to your inbox Get our free View from Westminster email Get our free View from Westminster email SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our privacy policy A gang member freed from prison under Labour’s early release scheme has mocked Sir Keir Starmer in a rap song released on Christmas Day. open image in gallery Gang member and drill rapper Isaac Donkoh, also known as Young Dizz, was let out of prison in October Prisons minister James Timpson said Britain faced the “total breakdown of law and order” without the scheme, with the system “teetering on the edge of disaster” after being “run at 99 per cent capacity for months”. The early release scheme drew criticism as images emerged of inmates being welcomed with champagne by friends at prison gates after being released, with one declaring “Big up Keir Starmer”. Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice said: “Starmer doesn’t care about law and order and he has no plan to solve this issue besides releasing thousands more criminals back onto our streets since he came to power.” A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: “The new government inherited prisons on the point of collapse with no choice but to introduce an emergency early release scheme.