Complex sentence: As of July 2006 there are more than 78,000 people in prison in England and Wales, a near-doubling from the 42,000 in 1991; the Home Office predicts a total of 110,000 by 2010.
Split into simpler sentences: As of July 2006 the total prison population of the UK stood at 87,000, with more than 78,000 people in prison in England and Wales. This is a near-doubling of the English and Welsh total from 42,000 in 1991; furthermore the Home Office predicts a population of 110,000 by 2010.