Mohammed Yaseen released, then recalled to prison

Mohammed Yaseen, an Iraqi national who served six months of a two-year UK sentence for illegal entry, was released to a Windsor bail hostel while his asylum claim was pending, reports said. He was later recalled to prison, according to accounts citing government sources, though no further details about the decision or his current status were provided. Yaseen admitted at Winchester Crown Court to entering the UK without valid clearance and was sentenced to two years. The reports say he had arrived by small boat after serving a prison term in Germany for membership in Islamic State. He was identified after routine biometric checks revealed that he had given UK officials a false name. The Mail on Sunday reported that Yaseen was seen shopping at a Co-op near Windsor Castle while staying at the hostel. Reports said he was subject to electronic monitoring and an overnight curfew, with one account specifying the hours as 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. The same reporting said Yaseen was recalled to prison after the Home Office was contacted about his case. A source cited by the newspaper said he had apparently breached a good-behaviour requirement at the hostel. The reports did not provide details...