British jihadi Aseel Muthana begs to return home from overcrowded Islamic State prison in Syria
A Welsh man who left the UK at 17 as one of the first British recruits to join the Islamic State group has been found in a secret prison in northern Syria, where up to 5,000 inmates are living packed into tiny cells. Aseel Muthana left his job as an ice-cream salesman in his Cardiff hometown in 2014
