I've got to teach my brigade to cook.

But running a kitchen in a prison means getting my head around a whole new level of security.

So I got my belt keys.

Can I get rid of this fucking whistle?

Sorry.

I mean, I mean, you have to keep it on.

Something happened.

So you have to keep hold of the whistle.

The prisoners have to use knives to become chefs, and the governor has agreed to let them have their own sets.

But under strict conditions at the end of the session, he must came for these tools in the hands of someone who intends to do some damage to another person.

That is one lethal weapon to protect me as well as the prisoners.

Access to the knives will be strictly controlled at all times.

And this has to stay locked till retirement.

Okay.

Thank you.

Worryingly for me, the one thing I haven't got is the key to the exit.

Let's get the Mitchell.

Yeah, Thank you.

I'm starting to feel like the prisoners are the only ones who are banged up.

Morning.

Morning.

You get you well?

Last time this lot work together.

It almost fell apart.

Right, guys, that's on, please.

So I want to make a few things clear my kitchen, My rules.

Every time you walk through those doors, understand?

We're coming here.

To what?

We cannot start pissing around joking around when we piss around and the job's not getting done.

You're gonna hear me, guys, right?

This is where I'm up against it here.

These things, if one of those goes missing this place and get shut down in minutes and if somebody does that to me, to the team, I'm gonna be so pissed off.

Okay?

Right.

All of you get into pairs and find a section.

If this lot are going to grow alongside me, they need to know how to cook.

Oh, my.

But even making a simple soup on baking bread is an uphill struggle.

Desert one lead up way won't one better food.

So we're looking for two guys to use it.

We could do it.

No, I mean about this opportunity.

And we could do it.

I'm hopeful, actually changed my life in it.

I'll get a clarification.

I come out and get a job that I like that uneven.

It should hopefully just be about 10 minutes.

Okay?

Yeah, the king to learn.

But everything's rigid in half when we get taken away.

When called upon Paul Weitz, a recovering heroin addict, a staggering 62% of prisoners start their sentences as drug users.

Paul can get through the day without a dose of methadone.

I started taking heroin when I was 16.

17.

Don't start taking the cracked or 20 free.

That's when things got really out of control.

You don't start taking drugs thinking you're gonna be a junkie.

You think you can control it?

At 16 Pull wanted to be a chef, but only lasted a few months at Catering college.

The biggest mistake of my life taking drugs.