Paedophile Gary Glitter recalled to prison over bail breach and dark web claims

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sentenced child abuser Gary Glitter has been recalled to prison in England after breaching his parole conditions, following reports suggesting the former pop star was using the dark web.

Upon his release, the 79-year-old was given a series of license conditions, including the wearing of a GPS beacon.

Former British glam-rocker, Gary Glitter at the People's Courthouse in Ba Ria, Vietnam. — Gary Glitter was convicted in 2015 of attempted rape, unlawful intercourse with a girl under 13 and four counts of indecent assault. (Getty)

sunday sun published a report who says the condemned sex offender was seen by another prisoner at the Glitter Youth Hostel using his smartphone and appearing to inquire about the dark web, which hosts a range of illegal content and child pornography material.

Glitter was first jailed in 1999 after he was caught with 4,000 child abuse images on his laptop.

He was sentenced to four months.

“Protecting the public is our number one priority,” a Probation Service spokesperson said after Glitter’s recall.

“That’s why we set strict license conditions and when offenders violate them, we don’t hesitate to send them back to custody.”

Glitter, real name Paul Gadd, was at the height of his glory when he preyed on young girls in England.

When his star faded, he moved to Vietnam, where he was convicted of abusing pre-teen girls.

Gary Glitter in 1982 — The former glam rock singer had a string of hits in the 1970s. (Fairfax Archive)

The former glam rock singer, who enjoyed a string of hits in the 1970s, was convicted and jailed in 2015 for historic sexual assaults in the UK.

He was accused of abusing three schoolgirls, two aged 12 and 13.

The other victim was under 10 years old.

He was convicted of attempted rape, four counts of indecent assault and sexual intercourse with a girl under 13.

The allegations date back 40 years and were discovered through the Metropolitan Police in London. Operation Yewtreethe national inquiry launched following the child abuse scandal surrounding the late BBC artist Jimmy Savile.

After his arrest in 2012, a court heard how Glitter lured the three girls backstage.

Sentencing the singer at the time, Judge Alistair McCreath said: “I have read the victim impact statements of all three victims. It is clear, in their different ways, that they have all been deeply affected by the abuse you have been subjected to. victimized them.

“You have caused real and lasting harm to all of them and you have done so for no other reason than to obtain sexual gratification for yourself of a totally inappropriate kind.”

Glitter is best known for the hit Rock & Roll (Part 2)released in 1972.

After his collection of child abuse images emerged, he fell even further out of favor after being convicted of child abuse in Vietnam.

He was jailed for two and a half years in 2006 for sexually abusing two Vietnamese girls aged 10 and 11.

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