tareena shakil now looks very different.with a lot of different people. you know, imams in prison, mentors outside. but she says she remains bitter towards is and its online recruiters. you know, i rememberfeeling really sad, really bitter, really taken advantage of and duped as it were, but i rememberfeeling really like ashamed of myself to some degree that i had allowed it to happen. tareena shakil says she has turned her back on islamic state group and its ideology. she says she hopes her story will act as a warning to other girls and women vulnerable to online radicalisation. when the covid pandemic began and the number of deaths caused by the coronavirus started to mount, alex goldstein decided to start a twitter account, in memory of those who have been lost. now, more than two years on, his account is approaching the 7,000th story. stories like that of chris lambert from new hampshire, who died nine days ago. he was a man with a great smile and a gentle soul. or vanessa lopez, a beloved high school teacher, who died f

tareena shakil now looks very different.victed terrorists is complex. so how do we know she has really changed and is no longer a threat? it has been a long journey and along the way, i've had a lot of different conversations with a lot of different people. you know, imams in prison, mentors outside. but she says she remains bitter towards is and its online recruiters. you know, i rememberfeeling really sad, really bitter, really taken advantage of and duped as it were, but i rememberfeeling really like ashamed of myself to some degree that i had allowed it to happen. tareena shakil says she has turned her back on islamic state group and its ideology. she says she hopes her story will act as a warning to other girls and women vulnerable to online radicalisation. poonam taneja, bbc news. the defence has begun making its case in the trial of ghislaine maxwell. the court in new york has begun hearing testimony from the first defence witnesses. ghislaine maxwell is accused of procuring underage girls for the convicted sex offend

british mother tareena shakil in syria back in 201a.rouble. she says the brutal reality of life under is soon became apparent. there were, like, two girls who didn't act that way, who would just act open. i can't really give an example... they were just unruly, really. and, you know, a van came, men came off the van and took them girls away and we never seen them again. less than three months after arriving in syria, tareena shakil escaped back to the uk. police arrested her at the airport. so how did this bright student with ambitions of becoming a doctor end up embracing a group which murdered, raped and tortured thousands? during her trial, the court was told that after her abusive marriage ended, she was radicalised online. she posted the black flag of is on social media and exchanged messages with prominent is members, even urging others to take up arms. jailed for six years, she has now served her sentence and has gone through a de—radicalisation programme. i regret every last thing in terms of my decision to run away to syria wit

tareena shakil now looks very different.that i had allowed it to happen. tareena shakil says she has turned her back on islamic state group and its ideology. she says she hopes her story will act as a warning to other girls and women vulnerable to online radicalisation. bbc news. super typhoon rai has made landfall in the philippines. it comes with winds of more than 165 kilometres per hour and heavy rain. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes, and schools in the storm's expected path have been closed. 0ur correspondent, howard johnson, reports. power and communication lines remain down on siargao island, a tropical idyll popular with backpackers and surfers. normally abuzz with updates from social media influencers, the area has fallen eerily quiet. it is hoped the philippine air force will land on siargao island tomorrow to assess the extent of the damage. philippines�* state meteorologists say typhoon rai is now moving towards two other islands, bringing with it winds of up to 165 kilometres per hour an

tareena shakil now looks very different. then a covid pass or a test. so you've got your passport? yeah, i had the pass ready on the phone. was it all straightforward ? it was pretty good. to be honest, i didn't use the pass, ijust used a negative covid test i did three or four hours ago. you feel safer? yeah. you are very close to people when you are in there. you want to make sure - everyone is ok to come in, and you are not going to go home and suddenly have covid. - you guys have a great night. thank you. staying healthy to see friends and family at christmas provides a huge incentive to follow the rules. more so now we are going home for christmas. going home to see family a bit. but before then, everyone is young and fit and healthy and i don't know many people who think about it. there are a few that are conscious about it, which is fair enough. i am thinking about it now, because i have to go home. the aim of the new laws, with all the restrictions and limitations placed on our lives over almost two years, is to atte