Parole Board's 'high risk' fears for Baby P mum around children

THE notorious mum of Baby P would pose a high risk if she were freed and given access to children, experts fear.

- BY DAN WARBURTON

Tracey Connelly’s toddler son died aged just 17 months in 2007 after suffering more than 50 injuries over an eight-month period.

Now 43, she is launching a fresh bid for freedom just months after being thrown back in jail for breaching licence conditions.

Connelly herself does not even support a full unconditional release back into the public, the Parole Board will be told.

The board said: “In the current psychological risk assessment, it is assessed that her risk of violence remains low.

“But risk would be high and potentially imminent if she were to have access to children while other risk factors are present.