I think she should be allowed back, but closely watched. It has become a matter of concern that the security services are stretched extremely thinly at the present, watching not only returning jihadis but resident ‘persons of interest’. If this girl is let back in, there will be a clamour for others to come (there already is) and they will all have to be ‘closely watched’. Where do you draw the line?
Miriam Margolyes (some may not like this)
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