Stalker Belfield: 'We're not safe'

ALEX Belfield has claimed he is "not safe" on YouTube, in his first video since the Nottingham stalker was released from prison.

- By OLIVER PRIDMORE

ALEX Belfield has claimed he is “not safe” on YouTube, in his first video since the Nottingham stalker was released from prison.

Belfield says “dark forces” are trying to have his channel removed as he promotes the six books he has written while inside HMP Fosse Way in Leicestershire.

The stalker is currently on licence as part of his five-year sentence and if he breaches any licence conditions, he will end up back in prison.

The former BBC Radio Leeds presenter is also on a final warning from YouTube, with any further breaches of the platform's rules set to result in his “Voice of Reason” channel being permanently removed.

Belfield was jailed in September 2022 over a campaign of stalking which saw him target two BBC presenters, a videographer and a theatre blogger.