Jack Tweed put roses on Jade Goody's grave

Jack Tweed has visited his late wife Jade Goody's grave, just hours after being released from prison.

The 21-year-old widower of Big Brother star Jade Goody, was jailed on April 14 after attacking taxi driver Stephen Wilkins following a night out in Essex in May last year.

Jack laid down six red roses at the grave, which is in a churchyard near her former home in Upshire, Essex.

On being released from prison, he was met by his mother Mary and his best friend Mark Wright outside prison, and did not talk to waiting reporters.

He plans to go out for a meal with his family later, his agent Mark Thomas said, possibly to a Chinese restaurant in the Isle of Dogs in east London.

Jack's business partner, Mark Wright, has organised a party on Sunday to mark his release.

A poster on the website of Faces nightclub in Gants Hill, Essex, states "Jack Tweed's Relaunch Party" is being held there.

The event is described as "Jack's first night out in over a year".

Mr Thomas stressed that this was just the latest of the regular club nights promoted by Jack and his business partner.

He added: "I'm not 100 per cent sure whether (Jack) will even definitely go there - he may or may not."