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Mistakes will be made when releasing terrorists, says watchdog
The independent terror watchdog has warned mistakes will be made with releasing offenders as it emerged the Parole Board is considering letting 92 terrorists out of prison.
Officers outside Fishmonger's Hall, where Usman Khan killed two people 11 months after being released from an eight-year sentence for terror offences
By - Chloe Livadeas
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