Jimmy Mizen: Mum fears son’s killer became ‘more aggressive’ in prison

She said TEN’s “awful [music] videos” incited violence and encouraged young people to carry and use knives.

Action should be taken on music that glamourises such themes, Mrs Mizen added.

“I pray with my heart something happens, that this is all banned – but that’s probably expecting too much.”

Fahri’s return to prison would take the family back to the time of Jimmy’s death, Mrs Mizen said.

“This is never going to go away for us, I think we’ve just got to accept that.”

Given the opportunity to speak with her son’s killer, Mrs Mizen said she would ask him: “Why mess up your life as you have?’ Because that’s what he’s done.”

A BBC spokesperson previously said: “This individual does not feature on any BBC playlists, we have never played – as we pointed out to the Sun – the lyrics they have printed.

“He’s had two other tracks played twice. 1Xtra has no further plans to play his music, we were not aware of his background and we in no way condone his actions.”