Richard Madeley visits El Salvador’s Terrorism Confinement Center (Cecot), a high-security jail where inmates spend most of the day inside concrete cells. Footage described by the outlet shows inmates receiving dinner inside their cells and taking food boxes through the bars. The meal is described as rice and beans. The reporting also characterizes Cecot as a facility where prisoners spend about 23 and a half hours per day confined to their cells, with limited activities during the remaining time. The same account depicts inmates as having shaved heads as they eat their dinner. The pieces do not add further detail on prison administration, meal standards, or broader conditions beyond the described meal delivery and daily time spent in cells.