A dangerous Islamic terrorist who was part of a ruthless Isis gang behind a string of horrific public executions was free to walk the streets near Windsor Castle after being allowed to stay in Britain on human rights grounds, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Iraqi Mohammed Yaseen, a hardened terrorist since he was just 16, was a member of the Al Qaeda group that beheaded Briton Ken Bigley, later joining Isis and a unit that carried out barbaric stonings, beheadings and mass executions.
Yaseen – who a British court chillingly heard ‘posed a danger to the whole of the UK’ –
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