UK to launch GPS tracking zones for offenders in October, but survivors say details are missing

Starting in October, England and Wales will use GPS ankle-style tracking to keep serious sexual and violent offenders within a few miles of home, with victims helping decide where they can go. The government calls it a "world first." But survivors Rhianon Bragg and Hetti Barkworth-Nanton say no one has explained how it will actually work, and a requested meeting before launch hasn't happened.