David Lammy, the UK Deputy Prime Minister, asks Amber Rudd to carry out a review of prisons, according to reports. The request involves a former Conservative cabinet minister being tasked again to help shape proposals for prison reform and to build wider political agreement. One source describes the move as the second time Lammy has turned to Rudd for this purpose, suggesting an ongoing effort to create a cross-party consensus on complex reform issues. The articles do not provide further details on the scope of the review, its timetable, or specific recommendations. They also do not indicate whether the review will involve consultation with prison service leaders, parliament, campaign groups, or other stakeholders. Overall, the reporting focuses on the appointment request itself and the political rationale that Rudd can help bridge differences between parties on prison policy.