An RAF veteran says his brother may die in jail, despite his sentence having a tariff of just two-and-a-half years.

I have never been against IPPs and I thought was a travesty when they were just scrapped. If anything they needed tweaking to improve accountability and consistency.

You don’t get given an IPP for no reason, the threats made would have been very serious where it would be reasonable to expect the threat to be carried out, ie, he had the mean to carry out his threats.

I am pretty sure he will kill his ex-partner if he is released.