Islamic State terrorist judged a ‘danger to the public’ three months ago will be released from jail in DAYS because the government has no power to extend his sentence

A British Islamic State terrorist will have to be released in days despite still being considered a potential risk to the public.

Mohammed Uddin, then 30, was jailed in 2016 for seven-years after pleading guilty to trying to join ISIS in Syria.

The former security guard, from Barking in Essex, now aged 37, traveled through Turkey to join his terror heroes in Syria but then tried to sneak back into Britain when he became disillusioned with jihadi life and was arrested.