Convicted killers who are detained in hospitals under court order face being banned from claiming benefits after uproar over Nottingham attacker Valdo Calocane’s eligibility. Offenders in hospital - where they already receive a bed, meals and treatment - could be paid more than £800 each month in Universal Credit . Keir Starmer warned: “It cannot be right that offenders convicted of the most serious crimes continue to receive benefits they don’t need at the expense of the taxpayer.” Prisoners