<p>The UK government made a stunning revelation that 80 prison officers did not show up for work in HMP Wandsworth on the day terror suspect Daniel Abed Khalife famously escaped from the prison.<br />
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Around four in 10 of the staff employed in the prison failed to turn up as was expected, admitted a Tory minister despite the insistence of the government that staff shortages were not a reason for the security breach.<br />
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Khalife on Monday (September 11) was charged with breaking HMP Wandsworth prison on September 6 by strapping himself underneath a food delivery lorry. The former soldier, who is 21 years old, was arrested by a plain-clothes counter-terrorism officer on a canal towpath in west London on Saturday.</p>

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<p>Answering a Labour question about the issue of staffing on the day of the incident, Prisons Minister Damian Hinds said that only 61 per cent of the officers appointed at Wandsworth attended their shift.<br />
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However, the minister added, “All staff in both the kitchen and the gatehouse were on duty on 6 September. An initial investigation into Daniel Khalife’s escape did not find the staffing level to be a contributing factor.”<br />
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The government under Sunak has remained reluctant to accept shortage of staff or multiple absences are the reason behind the apparent security breach.<br />
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However, an independent investigation headed by ex-National Crime Agency's Keith Bristow is now looking at the wider shortcomings at Wandsworth – as security and staffing levels are set to be scrutinised.</p>

<h2><strong>'Too many prisoners compared to the amount of staff'</strong></h2>

<p>Chief inspector of prisons Charlie Taylor has insisted that “there are too many prisoners in Wandsworth for the amount of staff”, further stating that the issue of staff shortage has been raised over the years.<br />
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“The lack of staffing which has dogged the prison. I think when we last inspected at the end of 2021. They were 30% short of staff,” said the inspector, while speaking to the BBC after the Khalife fleeing incident.</p>

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<p>Hinds said that staffing levels present at Wandsworth on the day the security was breached “were above the minimum staffing level required”. Around 125 prison officers attended their shifts at the prison, however, 80 officers were absent.<br />
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MP for Wandsworth Rosena Allin-Khan, who raised the question about the arrangements on the day of the alleged escape, stated that she had raised concerns about “significant staff shortages” at the prison months ago.<br />
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“When I visited Wandsworth prison a few months ago, the biggest issue they were facing was staff shortages. This is why I raised concerns about staffing levels – which showed just six officers turned up for a shift one night in December. The government chose to ignore my concerns,” said Allin-Khan, while speaking to The Independent.</p>

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The UK government made a stunning revelation that 80 prison officers did not show up for work in HMP Wandsworth on the day terror suspect Daniel Abed Khalife famously escaped from the prison.

The UK government made a stunning revelation that 80 prison officers did not show up for work in HMP Wandsworth on the day terror suspect Daniel Abed Khalife famously escaped from the prison. Around four in 10 of the staff employed in the prison failed to turn up as was expected, admitted a Tory minister despite the insistence of the government that staff shortages were not a reason for the security breach. Khalife on Monday (September 11) was charged with breaking HMP Wandsworth prison on September 6 by strapping himself underneath a food delivery lorry. The former soldier, who is 21 years old, was arrested by a plain-clothes counter-terrorism officer on a canal towpath in west London on Saturday. ALSO READ | Who is Daniel Khalife? Escaped terror suspect and ex-British army soldier who was arrested later Answering a Labour question about the issue of staffing on the day of the incident, Prisons Minister Damian Hinds said that only 61 per cent of the officers appointed at Wandsworth attended their shift. However, the minister added, “All staff in both the kitchen and the gatehouse were on duty on 6 September. An initial investigation into Daniel Khalife’s escape did not find the staffing level to be a contributing factor.” The government under Sunak has remained reluctant to accept shortage of staff or multiple absences are the reason behind the apparent security breach. However, an independent investigation headed by ex-National Crime Agency's Keith Bristow is now looking at the wider shortcomings at Wandsworth – as security and staffing levels are set to be scrutinised. 'Too many prisoners compared to the amount of staff' Chief inspector of prisons Charlie Taylor has insisted that “there are too many prisoners in Wandsworth for the amount of staff”, further stating that the issue of staff shortage has been raised over the years. “The lack of staffing which has dogged the prison. I think when we last inspected at the end of 2021. They were 30% short of staff,” said the inspector, while speaking to the BBC after the Khalife fleeing incident. WATCH | Nurse Lucy Letby gets life in prison for killing seven newborns | UK News | WION Dispatch Hinds said that staffing levels present at Wandsworth on the day the security was breached “were above the minimum staffing level required”. Around 125 prison officers attended their shifts at the prison, however, 80 officers were absent. MP for Wandsworth Rosena Allin-Khan, who raised the question about the arrangements on the day of the alleged escape, stated that she had raised concerns about “significant staff shortages” at the prison months ago. “When I visited Wandsworth prison a few months ago, the biggest issue they were facing was staff shortages. This is why I raised concerns about staffing levels – which showed just six officers turned up for a shift one night in December. The government chose to ignore my concerns,” said Allin-Khan, while speaking to The Independent. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

UK: 80 officers were absent the day terror suspect Daniel Khalife ‘escaped’ from prison

<p>The former UK soldier and terror suspect Daniel Khalife, who was arrested for escaping from custody from Wandsworth prison, might have made use of bed sheets for jail break, media reports said quoting a court hearing.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The 21-year-old already faces prosecution for terror-related offences and was nabbed after three days of a manhunt following his escape.&nbsp;Earlier, the reports quoting authorities said that Khalife, who worked in the kitchen of Wandsworth prison, slipped out by strapping himself to the underside of a food delivery truck.&nbsp;</p>

<p>He used a material "made from bedsheets with clips at each end".</p>

<p>The new revelation of Khalife using bedsheet came forth at the Westminster Magistrates' Court hearing.</p>

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<p>The ex-soldier was apprehended in Northolt in London on Saturday (September 9).&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Daniel Khalife's arrest</strong>&nbsp;</h2>

<p>Giving further details of the arrest, Prosecutor Thomas Williams said that a police officer in plain clothes was reportedly informed that the terror suspect was seen on Rowdell Road riding a bicycle on the canal towpath. In response to the information received, the officer drove to the towpath and witnessed Khalife on a bike.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Later, to nab the fugitive, the police officer took out his Taser and warned Khalife a warning to get off the bike. Khalife did what was said and the police officer arrested him.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>During the hearing, it came to light that Khalife had a phone, a bag containing cash, and receipts in his possession. Reports claimed that he might have bought clothes, food, and likely airtime for his phone.</p>

<p>When Khalife appeared in front of the court for the hearing, he was wearing a police-issued tracksuit.&nbsp;During the eight-minute hearing, the accused confirmed his name and date of birth. "No fixed abode" was given as his address.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Khalife's lawyer Gul Nawaz Hussain KC said there was its is not fixed if a plea will be filed.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Khalife had been in custody, awaiting trial on charges related to terrorism and Official Secrets Act violations. He allegedly left fake devices at the Ministry of Defence (MOD) Stafford with the intention of inducing fear of explosion. He also obtained personal information about soldiers, potentially useful for terrorism, from the Ministry of Defence Joint Personnel Administration System in 2021. Following these actions, Khalife disappeared from MOD Stafford, leading to his arrest later in January.</p>

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The former UK soldier and terror suspect Daniel Khalife, who was arrested for escaping from custody from Wandsworth prison, might have made use of bed sheets for jail break, media reports said quoting a court hearing.

The former UK soldier and terror suspect Daniel Khalife, who was arrested for escaping from custody from Wandsworth prison, might have made use of bed sheets for jail break, media reports said quoting a court hearing. The 21-year-old already faces prosecution for terror-related offences and was nabbed after three days of a manhunt following his escape. Earlier, the reports quoting authorities said that Khalife, who worked in the kitchen of Wandsworth prison, slipped out by strapping himself to the underside of a food delivery truck. He used a material "made from bedsheets with clips at each end". The new revelation of Khalife using bedsheet came forth at the Westminster Magistrates' Court hearing. Also Read | Egypt protests Ethiopia's Nile dam filling, labels move 'Illegal' The ex-soldier was apprehended in Northolt in London on Saturday (September 9). Daniel Khalife's arrest Giving further details of the arrest, Prosecutor Thomas Williams said that a police officer in plain clothes was reportedly informed that the terror suspect was seen on Rowdell Road riding a bicycle on the canal towpath. In response to the information received, the officer drove to the towpath and witnessed Khalife on a bike. Later, to nab the fugitive, the police officer took out his Taser and warned Khalife a warning to get off the bike. Khalife did what was said and the police officer arrested him. Also Read | US, Saudi Arabia are in dialogue to secure metals in Africa: Report During the hearing, it came to light that Khalife had a phone, a bag containing cash, and receipts in his possession. Reports claimed that he might have bought clothes, food, and likely airtime for his phone. When Khalife appeared in front of the court for the hearing, he was wearing a police-issued tracksuit. During the eight-minute hearing, the accused confirmed his name and date of birth. "No fixed abode" was given as his address. Watch | Morocco Earthquake: Death toll rises to over 2,122 rescue operation underway × Khalife's lawyer Gul Nawaz Hussain KC said there was its is not fixed if a plea will be filed. Khalife had been in custody, awaiting trial on charges related to terrorism and Official Secrets Act violations. He allegedly left fake devices at the Ministry of Defence (MOD) Stafford with the intention of inducing fear of explosion. He also obtained personal information about soldiers, potentially useful for terrorism, from the Ministry of Defence Joint Personnel Administration System in 2021. Following these actions, Khalife disappeared from MOD Stafford, leading to his arrest later in January. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

'Bedsheets with clips': Nabbed UK ex-soldier-turned terror suspect Khalife's prison break plan

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<p>Daniel Khalife is a 21-year-old ex-British soldier who escaped from the prison on Wednesday and was at large for around 75 hours. Later, a plainclothes officer arrested him at Rowdell Road in Northolt on the canal towpath after spotting him riding a bike.</p>

<p>Khalife allegedly escaped the jail while wearing a chef's uniform and strapping himself to the underside of a food delivery truck. After his escape, forty prisoners were moved out of the Wandsworth prison with extreme caution, using the "additional resources" provided to the prison, the Evening Standard reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Here's everything you need to know about Daniel Khalife.</p>

<h2><strong>Who is Daniel Khalife and how did he escape&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Khalife was stationed at the Beacon Barracks in Stanford during his time as a soldier in the military. A relative of Khalife told the Times that he was a "very intelligent, easygoing and kind boy" who changed in the past year.</p>

<p>Police Commissioner Mark Rowley said on a live phone-in on LBC news show that Khalife's escape was "clearly pre-planned" and "extremely concerning."&nbsp;</p>

<p>On social media, Khalife described himself as a computer specialist with IT and system administration skills, the Telegraph reported. He reportedly hails from Kingston upon Thames in south-west London. His mother and twin sister lived in an apartment near Richmond Park until a few years ago.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Daniel Khalife was on trial for planting a fake bomb and gathering confidential information for terrorists or enemies of the United Kingdom. Reports said he was collecting sensitive data for Iran. From 1 May 2019 to 6 January 2022, Khalife violated the Official Secrets Act by gathering data the enemy could exploit. In January 2023, he placed "three canisters with wires" on a desk in his MoD lodgings, causing others to fear an explosion. On 22 May 2023, the army relieved him from his duty after he was charged with many criminal offences.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In July 2023, Khalife appeared at the Old Bailey, the Central Criminal Court of England, through a video link from HMP Wandsworth, where he denied the charges.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The bench set 13 November 2023 as the date of his trial at the Woolwich Crown Court. Meanwhile, he was being held at HMP Wandsworth, a south London jail, which he escaped.</p>

<p>He was working in the prisoner's kitchen when he escaped wearing his cook's uniform at 07:50 am on Wednesday. He is believed to have strapped himself to the bottom of the Bidfood delivery lorry.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A national hunt for Khalife involving over 150 counter-terrorism officers and staff from the Met was launched on Wednesday before his arrest on Saturday.&nbsp;</p>

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Daniel Khalife is a 21-year-old ex-British soldier who escaped from the prison on Wednesday and was at large for around 75 hours. Later, a plainclothes officer arrested him at Rowdell Road in Northolt on the canal towpath after spotting him riding a bike.

Daniel Khalife is a 21-year-old ex-British soldier who escaped from the prison on Wednesday and was at large for around 75 hours. Later, a plainclothes officer arrested him at Rowdell Road in Northolt on the canal towpath after spotting him riding a bike. Khalife allegedly escaped the jail while wearing a chef's uniform and strapping himself to the underside of a food delivery truck. After his escape, forty prisoners were moved out of the Wandsworth prison with extreme caution, using the "additional resources" provided to the prison, the Evening Standard reported. Here's everything you need to know about Daniel Khalife. Who is Daniel Khalife and how did he escape Khalife was stationed at the Beacon Barracks in Stanford during his time as a soldier in the military. A relative of Khalife told the Times that he was a "very intelligent, easygoing and kind boy" who changed in the past year. Police Commissioner Mark Rowley said on a live phone-in on LBC news show that Khalife's escape was "clearly pre-planned" and "extremely concerning." On social media, Khalife described himself as a computer specialist with IT and system administration skills, the Telegraph reported. He reportedly hails from Kingston upon Thames in south-west London. His mother and twin sister lived in an apartment near Richmond Park until a few years ago. ALSO READ | Elon Musk becomes a dad for the 10th time, welcomes his third with Grimes Daniel Khalife was on trial for planting a fake bomb and gathering confidential information for terrorists or enemies of the United Kingdom. Reports said he was collecting sensitive data for Iran. From 1 May 2019 to 6 January 2022, Khalife violated the Official Secrets Act by gathering data the enemy could exploit. In January 2023, he placed "three canisters with wires" on a desk in his MoD lodgings, causing others to fear an explosion. On 22 May 2023, the army relieved him from his duty after he was charged with many criminal offences. In July 2023, Khalife appeared at the Old Bailey, the Central Criminal Court of England, through a video link from HMP Wandsworth, where he denied the charges. The bench set 13 November 2023 as the date of his trial at the Woolwich Crown Court. Meanwhile, he was being held at HMP Wandsworth, a south London jail, which he escaped. He was working in the prisoner's kitchen when he escaped wearing his cook's uniform at 07:50 am on Wednesday. He is believed to have strapped himself to the bottom of the Bidfood delivery lorry. A national hunt for Khalife involving over 150 counter-terrorism officers and staff from the Met was launched on Wednesday before his arrest on Saturday. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

Who is Daniel Khalife? Escaped terror suspect and ex-British army soldier who was arrested later

<p>Head of the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command Commander Dominic Murphy said that so far the officers have not received any confirmed sightings of prisoner Daniel Khalife since he escaped from London's Wandsworth prison on Wednesday (September 6).<br />
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Explaining the details of the van's route before the police stopped it and in which Khalife was suspected of being strapped underneath after leaving the prison, Murphy stated that more than 50 calls were made to the force from the public which provided “some really valuable lines of inquiry”.<br />
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“This was a really busy area of London and we’ve had no confirmed sightings in any of that information, which is a little unusual and perhaps a testament to Daniel Khalife‘s ingenuity in his escape and some of his movements after his escape,” Murphy said while speaking to the reporters.</p>

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<p>“It’s important that we remember we have some of the best military in the world here in the UK and he was a trained soldier. So, ultimately, he has skills that perhaps some sections of the public don’t have and I am really keen that we are using everything in our means to find him,” he added.<br />
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An image of a white Bidfood delivery lorry, which was searched by the police officers in relation to Daniel Khalife's disappearance from Wandsworth prison, was released by the Metropolitan Police. It is believed that Khalife escaped the police by holding onto strapping at the bottom of the van.</p>

<h2><strong>Around 150 investigators, and police staff trying to track Khalife</strong></h2>

<p>Commander Dominic Murphy stated that the police staff and more than 150 investigators from the counter-terrorism command have been working on a “fast-paced investigation” to find Daniel Khalife in London, with support from agencies and forces around the country.<br />
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He stated that the van, from which the prisoner suspected strapped himself to the bottom, departed from HMP Wandsworth at 7:32 am local time on Wednesday. The officials declared him missing at 7:50 am local time.<br />
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The police officials were then notified at 8:15 am local time and the van was stopped on Upper Richmond Drive, close to the junction of Carlton Drive, at 8:37 am local time.</p>

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Speaking about whether Daniel Khalife got help in escaping and if he had money, Commander Dominic Murphy said that it is part of the investigation being carried out by the Metropolitan Police.<br />
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Head of the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command Commander Dominic Murphy said that so far the officers have not received any confirmed sightings of prisoner Daniel Khalife since he escaped from London's Wandsworth prison on Wednesday (September 6).

Head of the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command Commander Dominic Murphy said that so far the officers have not received any confirmed sightings of prisoner Daniel Khalife since he escaped from London's Wandsworth prison on Wednesday (September 6). Explaining the details of the van's route before the police stopped it and in which Khalife was suspected of being strapped underneath after leaving the prison, Murphy stated that more than 50 calls were made to the force from the public which provided “some really valuable lines of inquiry”. “This was a really busy area of London and we’ve had no confirmed sightings in any of that information, which is a little unusual and perhaps a testament to Daniel Khalife‘s ingenuity in his escape and some of his movements after his escape,” Murphy said while speaking to the reporters. ALSO READ | UK: Ex-soldier, awaiting trial for terrorism offences, escapes prison; manhunt on “It’s important that we remember we have some of the best military in the world here in the UK and he was a trained soldier. So, ultimately, he has skills that perhaps some sections of the public don’t have and I am really keen that we are using everything in our means to find him,” he added. An image of a white Bidfood delivery lorry, which was searched by the police officers in relation to Daniel Khalife's disappearance from Wandsworth prison, was released by the Metropolitan Police. It is believed that Khalife escaped the police by holding onto strapping at the bottom of the van. Around 150 investigators, and police staff trying to track Khalife Commander Dominic Murphy stated that the police staff and more than 150 investigators from the counter-terrorism command have been working on a “fast-paced investigation” to find Daniel Khalife in London, with support from agencies and forces around the country. He stated that the van, from which the prisoner suspected strapped himself to the bottom, departed from HMP Wandsworth at 7:32 am local time on Wednesday. The officials declared him missing at 7:50 am local time. The police officials were then notified at 8:15 am local time and the van was stopped on Upper Richmond Drive, close to the junction of Carlton Drive, at 8:37 am local time. WATCH | Nurse Lucy Letby gets life in prison for killing seven newborns | UK News | WION Dispatch Speaking about whether Daniel Khalife got help in escaping and if he had money, Commander Dominic Murphy said that it is part of the investigation being carried out by the Metropolitan Police. He added, “He’s out in the open now, so who’s to say whether he has money available to him now, but that’s part of our inquiry and what we’re trying to understand. He’s a very resourceful individual, clearly, and our experience of him shows that, so nothing is off the table with him at the moment.” You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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No confirmed sightings of escaped prisoner Daniel Khalife: Police