(BBC) An attempt by terrorism offender Mohammed Zahir Khan to overturn a ban on early release from prison has been thrown out by the High Court.
Two judges said Parliament had been right to end automatic release halfway through a sentence.
The new rules were rushed through after two terror attacks by released offenders.
The High Court judges said the changes had been a “logical and rational” response to the threat.
The ruling means that approximately 50 serving prisoners will be kept inside for longer.
