The ISIS execution gang fronted by 'Jihadi John' contained two other British extremists who learned radical Islam together in London, ITV News can reveal.
Until now the identities of Emwazi's masked associates have not been known - but they can now be named as Londoners Alexe Kotey and Aine Davis.
London mayoral candidate George Galloway has claimed he has no memory of meeting an IS recruiter thought to have campaigned alongside him for a pro-Palestinian group.
Alexe Kotey is believed to have travelled to Gaza in February 2009 on an aid convoy organised by the 'Viva Palestina' group, led by the former MP.
The campaign group claimed the convoy took more than £1 million in aid to the region, including ambulances, medicine and food.
Mr Galloway today told ITV News he does not remember meeting Kotey.
A spokesman said: "There were 500 people on that convoy and George can't ever remember laying eyes on this guy. It's possible he was there but George doesn't remember meeting him."
During a nine month investigation by ITV News, we learned of Kotey’s role influencing extremists in west London.
After ITV News named them as members of an IS terror cell dubbed "the Beatles", here's what we know about Alexe Kotey and Aine Davis.
The ISIS execution gang fronted by 'Jihadi John' had two British extremists who learned radical Islam together in London, ITV News reveals.