as soon restrictions on qasim abukar. as soon as restrictions on qasim abukar.t report commissioned by the university was written five years ago. this man thinks that the university failed in its duty of care. there was no challenge to views that were clearly islamist and extremist in nature. when you have no challenge to those kind of views and they become part of the norm. these events took place almost five years ago. in a statement university says it takes its responsibility in regards to safeguarding very seriously. with the war in yemen now in its 5th year, medical services in the country are on the brink of collapse. the conflict involves the yemeni government, backed by a saudi coalition supported by the us and the uk, fighting the houthi rebels backed by iran. a ban on civilian flights to the capital sanaa has left many sick children trapped. our international correspondent orla guerin has been following the story of a girl and a boy in need of urgent help, and reports from the jordanian capital amman. laughter. playtime in the park. little yusra loves

court papers show that a judge actually reduced the restrictions on qasim abukar to allow him greater as the restrictions expired, he left for syria. fiyaz mughal helped write an independent report commissioned by the university five years ago when it realized it had a problem. he thinks the university failed in its duty of care. there was no challenge to views that were clearly islamist and extremist in nature. when you have no challenge to those kind of views then those views become part of the norm. today, westminster university pointed out that these events took place almost five years ago. in a statement university it said it takes its responsibility in relations to safeguarding very seriously. daniel sandford, bbc news. with the war in yemen now in its 5th year, medical services are close to collapse. the conflict has involved the yemeni government and powerful international forces in a proxy war — the saudi coalition backing the government is supported by the us and the uk. the houthi rebels are backed by iran. a ban on civilian flights to the capital sanaa has left many sick c

one of the key radicalisers was qasim abukar.d at the time by counter—terrorism police and m15. this exclusive report from our correspondent daniel sandford starts with one of the men who were radicalised. seriously injured and detained by kurdish forces, zakariyya elogbani, the british is fighter found by the bbc in a jail in northern syria. i would wear the shirt but they don't have one in my size... just five years ago he was an enthusiastic student at the university of westminster but he abandoned his degree and became one of at least seven young men from the university who went to join is. obviously we came here, intended to fight. that is the honest truth. there is a part of you that wants revenge, and there is another part for any muslim youth, that he wants to live in this supposed utopia. the bbc has found he was one of a stream of students and former students at westminster university who went to fight for is in syria. one of the first to gowas mohamed emwazi, the is killer known asjihadijohn. another early traveller wa