UK Isil suspects

Awaiting trial in Syria

Jack Letts

A 25-year-old white Muslim convert and dual Britishcanadian national from Oxford. His parents faced trial in the UK for funding terrorism after sending him money while he was living in the caliphate

Shahan Choudhury

The 32-year-old left London for Syria in 2014. He said he had acted as a gravedigger during Isil’s last phase, burying victims of the conflict

Mohammad Saqib Raza

Aged 41, Pakistani-born but moved to the UK in 2008 as a surgeon for the NHS. He told The Telegraph that he ended up in Isil-held Syria after a business deal in Turkey went wrong

Aseel Muthana

Aged 22, a student from Cardiff who left for Syria when he was 17, following his brother, Nasser, who appeared in propaganda videos and was killed by a US air strike

Mohammed Anwar Miah

A 41-year-old Uk-born pharmacist from Birmingham. he travelled to Syria in 2014 after he was struck off for inventing false invoices at his pharmacy in Britain

Zakariyya Elogbani

A 27-year-old Londoner, he abandoned his degree in business management at the University of Westminster in 2014

Hamza Parvez

Aged 27, a former police cadet from London, who appeared in propaganda videos urging other Britons to join. He was nicknamed “Hungry Hamza” for social media posts about Western junk food

Ashraf Islam

The 23-year-old travelled to Syria in 2015 to “help the Syrian people”. His parents, both from Bangladesh, say the Home Office informed them his British citizenship has been revoked