from Chatham, Kent, married Briton Junaid Hussain –also recruited by IS – who died in a drone strike in 2015.

STILL IN SYRIA

El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey

Alexanda Amon Kotey, left, and El Shafee Elsheikh (rigth), who were allegedly among four British jihadis who made up a brutal Islamic State cell dubbed "The Beatles

Two members of the Beatles, they were captured in northern Syria in January 2018 and are being held by Kurdish forces. Elsheik, 30, is a mechanic whose family fled to the UK from Sudan in the 1990s. Kotey, 34, converted to Islam as a teenager. Both have been stripped of their British citizenship and are seeking to exploit the legal uncertainty about their future. The fourth supposed Beatle, Aine Davis, 35, has been jailed in Turkey.

JackLetts

Jack Letts (pictured above), dubbed Jihadi Jack, was reportedly the first white British man to join Islamic State

Nicknamed ‘Jihadi Jack’, the British-Canadian went to Syria in 2014. Captured by the Kurdish-led YPG, he has been in prison in Syria for the past 20 months. Letts, 23, converted to Islam while at comprehensive school in Oxford.

Muhammad Saqib Raza

Muhammad Saqib Raza (pictured above) - 40-year-old NHS doctor from Leicester

The 40-year-old NHS surgeon from Leicester was captured by the Syrian Democratic Forces in January 2018 attempting to smuggle himself out the country. He was accused of trying to radicalise colleagues at NHS hospitals before he travelled to Syria in 2016. He told the SDF that he was not an IS fighter but worked as a medic in areas under the group’s