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This is good news , she should never be allowed back in the UK after her remarks about the beheading of the Isis victims
I bet she will be on a lookout now for a space in the illegal immigration gravy boat , watch this space

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/art ... hip-appeal

Looking at the photo of her on the BBC website, she's looking pretty affluent. Life must be good in those camps. I don't think she'll need to spend her money on people-smugglers when she's going to appeal to the European Court of 'Human Rights'. They will accept her case and our current government will let her back in.

Sheff_Blade wrote: 08 Aug 2024 14:39 Looking at the photo of her on the BBC website, she's looking pretty affluent. Life must be good in those camps. I don't think she'll need to spend her money on people-smugglers when she's going to appeal to the European Court of 'Human Rights'. They will accept her case and our current government will let her back in.

Unfortunately you could be right S , she is probably earning money from tv interviews and the like too , if this is anything to go by
You can make money being infamous as well as famous
https://www.bbcstudiospressroom.com/pre ... bc-select/

She was just a child and easily led. What sense had any of us at 15? It is a time when you are very impressionable with no experience of the world. 3 children at 18!! I am sure whoever fed her the lies and fathered the children was a mature adult. He was a paedophile plain and simple and she was a sorry victim used and abused.

Bee

I tend to agree with you Bee however there’s always going to be an element of distrust where she’s concerned The girl has had a very sad life so far, gave birth to 3 children and they all died. Tragic thing to experience.
I wonder why she doesn’t return to the country her family are from originally Anything would be better than living in a camp.
I can’t see her ever being permitted to return to the U.K. Not a chance. Why on earth would the Labour Party want to be seen to overthrow her ban? Too risky if she let them down.

R her parents' country didn't want her either as I recall. I can't see overthrowing the ban is a problem. If she steps out of line then there is the rule of law.
Bee

You have to watch the video or read the text in the article to understand why people do not want her back
Its the bit about the beheadings that shocks
https://news.sky.com/story/is-bride-sha ... e-11640278

If you access to BBC Iplayer, a more in-depth interview

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001j079

Rosiemac wrote: 08 Aug 2024 19:44 I can’t see her ever being permitted to return to the U.K. Not a chance. Why on earth would the Labour Party want to be seen to overthrow her ban? Too risky if she let them down.

The European Court of Human Rights will say she has a human right to return, and the Labour government will accept their decision. I'd put money on it!