DO NOT LET JIHADI OUT ON STREETS

Manchester Arena bomb survivor slams parole bid

- ISAAC CROWSON

A SURVIVOR of the Manchester Arena terror atrocity is leading calls for a dangerous jihadi to be kept behind bars.

Parviz Khan, who plotted to behead a British Muslim soldier, is bidding for parole and could be out within weeks after serving a 14-year minimum term.

Jade Clough who was seriously injured in the 2017 suicide bombing, which killed 22 people said: "The thought Khan could be freed is horrific.

"If this man is released, those responsible will have blood on their hands. He's a monster."

Khan, 53, led a Birmingham-based terror cell that plotted to kidnap the soldier while he was on leave and film his beheading in a garage.

Sentencing him in 2008, Mr Justice Henriques told Khan it was "impossible to predict when, if ever, it will be safe for you to be released into the public".

SICKENING