Convicted Killer-Turned-Rapper Recalled to Prison Over Breach of Licence Conditions

Jake Fahri, who murdered schoolboy Jimmy Mizen in 2008, is under investigation after releasing music allegedly glorifying violence.

Jake Fahri, convicted of murdering 16-year-old Jimmy Mizen in 2008, has been recalled to prison for breaching his licence conditions.
Fahri, now 35, was revealed to be the masked drill rapper TEN, whose music includes lyrics that appear to reference Mizen's death.
The BBC faced criticism for featuring TEN's music on Radio 1Xtra, though the broadcaster stated it was unaware of his background and has no plans to play his tracks again.
The Probation Service confirmed Fahri's recall and emphasized that offenders released on licence are subject to strict conditions, which he violated.
The case has prompted public and political scrutiny, with calls for the BBC to reflect on its editorial decisions and concerns raised about the parole and prison systems.