Tareena Shakil has been found guilty of taking her toddler son to Syria to join so-called Islamic State, becoming the first British woman to return from the region to be convicted of the offence.
A British mother found guilty of taking her young son to Syria to join so-called Islamic State and encouraging terrorism initially told police she had been kidnapped and taken to Syria but managed to escape.
In an interview with officers after she was arrested at Heathrow Airport after returning to the UK in February 2015, Tareena Shakil is seen giving an account of her alleged escape from in Syria.
She described being driven to Turkey before seizing an opportunity to escape. "I just ran, ran, ran", she said.
"I could see these ISIS fighters, I don't think they seen [sic] me, as no one tried to come for me or shoot at me", she added.
A British mother has been sentenced to six years after being found guilty of taking her toddler son to Syria to join Islamic State.
A look back at the events which led to Tareena Shakil being convicted of taking her young son to Syria to join the so-called Islamic State.
A British mother accused of taking her toddler to Syria to join Islamic State told family she wanted to die a martyr, a court has heard.