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Terror boss fears radicalised Brits could sneak BACK into UK on small boats

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January 25, 2026
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ISLAMIC State fighters might sneak again into Britain on small boats, the nation’s terror watchdog has warned.

Jonathan Corridor – the Authorities’s impartial reviewer of terrorism legal guidelines – claimed there’s a actual threat because of ongoing turmoil in northern Syria.

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Jonathan Corridor – the Authorities’s impartial reviewer of terrorism legal guidelines – claimed there’s a actual threat because of ongoing turmoil in northern Syria
Begum was stripped of British citizenship in 2019Credit score: PA

Safety has collapsed in northern Syria, the place 55 to 60 Brits are held in makeshift detention centres for IS fighters and their households, The Each day Telegraph reviews.

The camps have been caught within the crossfire in territory managed by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).

Dysfunction within the area has led to jailbrakes at some IS detention camps, with one camp commander claiming “many” have escaped.

There are an estimated 10 British IS fighters within the nation in accordance with Reprieve, a British-based human rights organisation.

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When requested if those that escaped might return to Britain, Mr Corridor instructed The Telegraph: “Might they return to the UK? One hopes they’ve been recognized and positioned on a watchlist.

“However a watchlist isn’t a whole defence. They may arrive on a small boat or smuggle themselves in. That must be a threat.”

He added: “If they’ve expertise of the UK, they might grow to be concerned in abroad assault planning. Somebody might say: ‘Assault Britain — we all know how finest to do it.”

Officers imagine it might be extraordinarily tough for Shamima Begum – and different British-born IS supporters – to sneak again into the nation.

Mr Corridor beforehand argued Britain ought to convey house UK girls and youngsters that want real repatriation – no less than 45 of whom stay stranded in Syria.

Begum was stripped of British citizenship in 2019, 4 years after she left London to affix IS and marry a terrorist fighter.

She and others in related conditions to her, would seemingly be flagged by police or safety companies at a number of factors on the journey from Syria to western Europe.

All Brits who fled to affix the so-called caliphate are considered on worldwide watchlists shared with European allies.

Begum’s excessive profile makes it unlikely she might cross the continent unnoticed.

Virtually all British IS fighters and supporters in Syria are believed to have had their UK citizenship stripped, permitting Border Drive to dam them from getting into the nation legally.

Begum’s bid to return to the UK was just lately revived after the European Court docket of Human Rights formally challenged the choice to strip her of her UK citizenship.

Dwelling Secretary Shabana Mahmood has vowed to “robustly defend” the choice whereas sources confused there could be “no crimson carpet” for the infamous terror bride.

Her continued imprisonment would thwart an anticipated attraction to the European Court docket of Human Rights over her British standing.

In a 2019 BBC interview, Begum known as the Manchester Enviornment atrocity that killed 22 folks a “form of retaliation” and that the terrorist reasoning for the assault was a “honest justification“. 

A Authorities spokesman mentioned: “Our precedence stays sustaining the protection and safety of the UK. We’ll take motion to stop those that interact in exercise that threatens our nationwide safety from getting into the UK and sturdy safety checks are in place.

“We stay dedicated to working with our companions in pursuit of the enduring defeat of Da’esh [IS].”

Authorities sources instructed The Telegraph that every one these arriving by way of unlawful migration routes underwent safety checks.

They mentioned legislation enforcement had “the powers to take care of them appropriately”.

An aerial view of Hol Camp, positioned within the south of Hasakah province, the place households of ISIS are being heldCredit score: Getty
Begum, from Bethnal Inexperienced, East London, ran off to Syria to affix IS in 2015Credit score: BBC provided by Pixel8000



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