Shabir Ahmed should be banned from the entire North of England, MPs say

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Shabir Ahmed must be banned from the entire North of England, area MPs have said.Three Labour MPs have urged Justice Secretary David Lammy to extend the Rochdale grooming gang ringleader's exclusion zone to cover the North West of England, Yorkshire, and "at the very least, the whole of Greater Manchester".Ahmed, who has been electronically tagged, is subject to geographical exclusion zones in Rochdale, where he conducted most of his crimes and Oldham, where he lived.The Pakistani-born sex offender had his British citizenship stripped in 2016, but the Government has not been able to deport him after serving 14 years of his 22-year sentence.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Now Jim McMahon, MP for Oldham West, Paul Waugh, MP for Rochdale, and Elsie Blundell, MP for Heywood and Middleton North have wrote a letter raising "serious concerns" about the "robustness" of the safeguards enforced on Ahmed.The three MPS noted an October 2024 parole board hearing, which found Ahmed to be a "real...

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