内容摘要：The sentencing review "will be vital to bringing our use of imprisonment down to a sustainable level", she added.

The sentencing review "will be vital to bringing our use of imprisonment down to a sustainable level", she added.

"We'll work with any party to do the right thing. We won't form a coalition, but we'll work with all the parties," he said.Barry Lewis, for the Conservatives, did not rule anything out, saying the party would be open to anything in the spirit of "getting things done".

Joan Dixon, for Labour, added: "Let the dice roll where they will and then I will think about that depending on what happens on 2 May."The Liberal Democrats, however, said the party would refuse to work with Reform UK, whilst the Greens said they would look at it "issue by issue".Trust in politics and politicians was another topic raised during the debate.

The Greens' Gez Kinsella said he had been struck "more than ever before" by the number of people he had come across during the campaign who are "turned off" by politics and and drawn to parties like Reform UK, who he claimed would pose "risks" to the county if they gained power.Reform UK's Stephen Reed was challenged about a Reform candidate in Derbyshire who it is understood is under investigation

He refused to comment but insisted support for Reform was "enthusiastic".

Independent Philip Rose, who was among several local activists to have recently left Reform UK, was challenged on the fact he had been suspended by the Conservatives in 2022 for social media posts that were accused of being anti-semitic.He is responsible for keeping his own room clean and tidy, and helps the couple with jobs around the house and garden.

Mr Culley, a retired mineworker, says David "lets you know if he doesn't like something"."He tells you he's not doing it," the 72-year-old added.

His 68-year-old wife said David had enriched their lives."If David wasn't here we probably wouldn't get up as early," she said.