Don't let her back: Calls for unrepentant former London schoolgirl-turned ISIS bride to be BANNED from Britain - as heavily pregnant teenager, 19, begs to come home to have her third baby on NHS

  • Shamima Begum, 19, fled Bethnal Green for Syria with two friends Kadiza Sultana and Amira Abase in 2015     
  • She married a Dutch jihadi within days, had 2 children who died and is nine months pregnant with third child
  • Teenager told The Times: 'I don't regret it. I'll do anything to come home and live quietly with my baby'
  • She added: 'I really want to get back to Britain because I know it will be taken care of, healthcare-wise at least'
  • One of her friends was killed in an airstrike, the other is with ISIS in its last stand fighting Syrian forces 
  • Shamima fled ISIS in eastern Syria when her jihadi husband Yago Riedijk, a Dutch convert, was captured 
  • Security Minister says she will not be rescued - but has a right to come home and will be questioned by police
  • Begum's family lawyer insists she's a 'victim' - but they've not spoken and she's trying to get home 'by herself'
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  • A remorseless schoolgirl who fled London to join ISIS but wants to return so the NHS can care for her baby should be banned from Britain, critics said today. 
    Jihadi bride Shamima Begum was just 15 when she and two classmates Kadiza Sultana and Amira Abase travelled to Syria in February 2015 but speaking from a refugee camp she said: 'I don't regret coming here - now all I want to do is come home to Britain'.
    Security minister Ben Wallace admitted she has the right to return to the UK but they would not help her and said: 'Actions have consequences. I'm not putting at risk British people's lives to go and look for terrorists or former terrorists in a failed state'.
    Begum is the only known survivor of the three friends from Bethnal Green and her two children died of disease and malnutrition before the age of one as the caliphate fell apart around her.
    The schoolgirl claims she lived a 'normal life' in ISIS' capital Raqqa and was 'not fazed' by the brutal execution of its enemies, recounting how she once found an 'an enemy of Islam's' decapitated head in a bin. 
    But with her third baby now due any day and her jihadi husband Yago Riedijk captured, she has decided to quit and now wants to 'live quietly' back in the UK and ensure her baby survives with the help of the NHS.    
    In an extraordinary interview with The Times' Anthony Loyd, she said: 'I don't regret coming here. But I have to think about my baby as well. After my two kids died I'm scared this baby is going to get sick - that's why I really want to get back to Britain because I know it will be taken care of. Healthcare-wise at least'. 
    But critics say her lack of remorse proves she is a radical and potential danger to Britain, who should be barred from returning or arrested and prosecuted at the very least. 
    Shamima Begum (pictured in her passport photo) is now 19 and is alive in Syria - she wants to return to the UK
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    Shamima Begum, then 15, in a photo held by her sister Renu whilst being interviewed by the media at New Scotland Yard
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    Shamima Begum (pictured in her passport photo, and right before she left aged 15) is now 19 and is alive in Syria - she wants to return to the UK
    Fully-veiled women and their children carrying their belongings fleeing from Baghuz in eastern Syria, the final ISIS stronghold about to fall and where Begum claims to have been two weeks ago
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    Fully-veiled women and their children carrying their belongings fleeing from Baghuz in eastern Syria, the final ISIS stronghold about to fall and where Begum claims to have been two weeks ago
    Shamima Begum and her friend fled to Syria by flying to Istanbul and getting a bus across Turkey to the Islamic State's capital, Raqqa. She moved to Mayadin with her jihadi husband Yago Riedijk but fled Baghuz when he was captured and is now in al-Hawl
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    Shamima Begum and her friend fled to Syria by flying to Istanbul and getting a bus across Turkey to the Islamic State's capital, Raqqa. She moved to Mayadin with her jihadi husband Yago Riedijk but fled Baghuz when he was captured and is now in al-Hawl
  • Dr Kim Howells, a former Foreign Office and Counter-Terrorism Minister under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, said: 'She sounds to be completely unrepentant, she sounds cynical, she said she wasn't fazed by the sight of these heads in a bin as she described it. And now she wants to take advantage of the NHS. You can bet your bottom dollar there will be a lobby to get this girl home on humanitarian grounds.'
    Nigel Farage said: 'This woman shows no remorse for her actions, remains a committed jihadist and is totally unsuitable to come into our country'.   
    Begum has now fled to the al-Hawl refugee camp near Syria's north-eastern border with Iraq - 200 miles north of ISIS' last stand in Baghuz, where she last saw her Dutch jihadi fighter husband two weeks ago. 
    She said: 'I'm not the same silly little 15-year-old schoolgirl who ran away from Bethnal Green four years ago.