Isis terrorist who can't be deported over fears for HIS safety is spotted shopping at the King's local Co-op

Iraqi Mohammed Yaseen joined Al Qaeda at 16, in the cell that beheaded Briton Ken Bigley, and later served in an Isis unit behind mass executions. He was freed last week after serving six months of a two-year term for crossing the Channel on a small boat. He was housed in a bail hostel in Windsor. His fresh bid to stay on human rights grounds has halted Home Office deportation.

A court heard Yaseen 'posed a danger to the whole of the UK'.

On arrival last December, Yaseen used a false name when dealing with border officials.

A breach of good behaviour rules saw him returned to prison shortly after the sighting.