A whopping 97 per cent of GB News members do not feel safe on Britain's streets after Labour released 1,100 more inmates in its push to end overcrowding in prisons.
Just two per cent of GB News' 1,434 respondents said they felt safe, with one per cent unsure.
Today's release of 1,100 inmates comes after another 1,700 were released from jails across England and Wales on September 10.
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood announced plans to cut the proportion of sentences served by inmates from 50 per cent to 40 per cent in July.
The decision was made after overcrowding in British jails pushed prisons to the "point of collapse".
The prison population of England and Wales hit a record high of 88,521 on September 6 this year, just days ahead of the first wave of releases.
However, the figure dropped to 86,333 just one week later.
The figure has steadily increased to 87,028 on October 18.
Sir Keir Starmer defended the policy last month, instead blaming the previous Tory Government for forcing into the move.
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Around 1,700 prisoners were released early in September
PAChancellor Rachel Reeves last month expressed her anger at scenes from outside prisons across the UK, with dozens of ex-inmates being filmed celebrating.
She told GB News: "It makes me really angry.
"It makes me really angry the inheritance that the previous Government left, whether its the £22billion blackhole in public finances or failing to build the prison places that are necessary to keep criminals locked up.
"We will make sure that we those prison places are available but we have had to make the tough decisions to clear up the awful mess the previous Government left for us."
Male prisons are running out of spacesPAThe People's Channel was among the broadcaster's sharing footage of ex-convicts smoking cannabis while an unmarked police car opted to watch on.
It has also been revealed that some of those released committed egregious offences, including 18-year-old Lawson Natty who was convicted of manslaughter following a machete attack.
Jason Hoganson, 53, was also freed early from jail on Tuesday after being sentenced to 18 months in jail for assaulting his former girlfriend in the street.
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