Released photos of escaped inmate, Daniel Khalife, present him pictured topless in Army barracks.

The photos present him sporting trousers, and holding a uniform shirt with ironing facilities inside his environment.

Daniel Khalife, 21, who escaped jail on Wednesday, has been accused of in search of to acquire intelligence for Iran. He can also be accused of planting pretend explosive units at a army base whereas serving within the Army.

The nationwide manhunt has been launched for the previous soldier who was awaiting trial at HMP Wandsworth in London.

It is believed he escaped by way of a jail kitchen by strapping himself to the underside of a meals supply van.

Another launched picture exhibits Mr Khalife in his uniform, pictured smiling and searching instantly on the digital camera lens and photographer.

Mr Khalife is 6ft 2inches tall, and was final seen sporting a prison-issue chef's uniform which is a white t-shirt, crimson and white chequered trousers and brown metal toe cap boots.

The Prison Service is working with the Metropolitan Police to "urgently investigate" how Mr Khalife escaped.

Police imagine Mr Khalife poses a "low risk" to the general public however individuals are being urged to not method him and to name 999 as an alternative.

Airports and ports have been requested to hold out further safety measures, leading to delays being reported throughout the UK, together with at Heathrow Airport, Manchester Airport, and the Port of Dover. British authorities have issued an all-ports alert to trace him down.

According to a former detective chief investigator with the Metropolitan Police, Khalife has most definitely left the United Kingdom.

Perry Benton advised BBC News Khalife's departure was well-planned, and there are numerous doable routes he could have taken to flee the nation, equivalent to by way of rail or by ports.

Benton emphasises that regulation enforcement will contact Khalife's household, pals, fellow convicts from jail, and army contacts. They may also look into any letters or cellphone calls he acquired whereas inside.

According to The Times, there was a delay of roughly an hour between jail officers noticing Mr Khalife was lacking and contacting the police.