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Cheryl Tweedy Stalker Recalled to Prison After Licence Breach

The Ministry of Justice confirmed a January 13 recall warrant following his early release on licence.

Overview

  • Daniel Bannister, 51, was returned to custody weeks after being let out on licence from a 12‑month sentence imposed in September 2025 for breaching a restraining order.
  • Officials said the recall warrant was issued on January 13 for breaking licence conditions, with HM Prison and Probation Service stressing offenders are sent back if they violate rules.
  • Tabloid reports say alcohol was found in Bannister’s room at a south London halfway house, which was reported to have triggered the recall.
  • In court, Cheryl detailed feeling terrified and said her eight-year-old child was scared, noting she hired private security following repeated visits to her home.
  • Bannister previously received about 30 months for manslaughter in 2012, and the sentencing judge in the stalking case warned he posed a high risk of reoffending.