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Police 'have ceded the airspace' above two high-security prisons - as report warns drones could be used to help inmates escape

Sophisticated drones sending "overwhelming amounts" of drugs and weapons into prisons represent a threat to national security, according to an annual inspection report by the prisons watchdog.

HMP chief inspector of prisons Charlie Taylor has warned criminal gangs are targeting jails and making huge profits selling contraband to a "vulnerable and bored" prison population. The watchdog boss reiterated his concerns about drones making "regular deliveries" to two Category A jails, HMP Long Lartin in Worcestershire and HMP Manchester, which hold "the most dangerous men in the country.

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