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Advertisement A convicted killer who used a narwhal tusk to help bring down Fishmongers' Hall terrorist Usman Khan during his London Bridge rampage has been directed for early release from prison.  Steven Gallant, who was jailed for life with a minimum term of 17 years in 2005 for the murder of a firefighter in Hull, was one of three men who restrained Khan until armed police arrived at the scene and shot the 28-year-old jihadist dead in November 2019. Khan, who had two large knives and a fake suicide belt, fatally stabbed Cambridge graduates Jack Merritt, 25, and Saskia Jones, 23, and inju...

Share Shahjahan was released on license in 2019, shortly before Khan - who was released in 2018 despite being assessed as being a 'very high risk of serious harm' to the public by a prison psychologist.   Shahjahan repeated visits to his wife's university were found to have breached the terms of his licence as he did not seek permission beforehand.  Terrorist Usman Khan, 28, who carried out London  Bridge attack on November 29 2019 Most of the visits took place after Khan's murderous attack on London Bridge, during which time Shahjahan was not investigated, The Mirror reports. Shahjahan ...

Cow prison sculpture inspired by Cambridge student Jack Merritt killed in London Bridge attack Jack Merritt, who died in the Fishmongers’ Hall terror attack, was course coordinator for a law course at HMP Warren Hill "Entwining of Two Worlds", the Cows about Cambridge sculpture inspired by Jack Merritt and created by prisoners at HMP Warren Hill (Image: Mark Ivan Benfield/Wild in Art) Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you thes...

EXCLUSIVE: Usman Khan, the Midlands-based fanatic who murdered two people in the 2019 attack before he was shot dead, is buried in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, the MailOnline can reveal.

To the teenager sitting in the dock of a London court, Judge John Samuels QC, squinting at her through his spectacles, was from a different age, if not another planet. But at least he seemed to care.