Teen thought to be youngest British suicide bomber
The family of British 17-year-old Talha Asmal have expressed "grief" over reports that he has been killed while with Islamic State in Iraq.
Society 'must be vigilant' to spot radicalisation signs
British society must stay "vigilant" to spot signs of radicalisation in young people, Philip Hammond has said.
Talha Asmal, 17, reportedly became Britain's youngest suicide bomber when he blew himself up while fighting for Islamic State in Iraq.
Speaking about the teenager's death, the foreign secretary said: "Teachers, parents, social workers, people in the community all need to be vigilant and look for signs of early radicalisation."
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