Overview
- The Prison and Probation Service, which confirmed the recall Thursday, did not say which licence rule Belfield broke.
- Belfield was sentenced in September 2022 to five years and 26 weeks for stalking offences that caused alarm and distress.
- He was released from HMP Fosse Way in June 2025 to serve the rest of his term on licence under restraining orders that ban contact with victims.
- After release his online activity faced limits, with a blocked UK tour, claims he could not post on social media, and a YouTube channel that still lists 345,000 subscribers.
- A separate High Court case brought by theatre blogger Philip Dehany is due April 29 and could seek up to £45,000 in damages over an alleged harassment campaign.