Exclusive interview with Jack Letts aka Jihadi Jack in Kurdish prison

Jihadi Jack, a young Muslim convert, discusses his journey from Oxford to Syria, where he joined the conflict against the regime. His parents were convicted of funding terrorism for sending him money. Jack expresses regret and a desire to return to Britain, despite his past willingness to carry out a suicide attack. Efforts to de-radicalize him were halted due to funding issues. Jack's family remains supportive, but his future is uncertain as the Home Office has not decided on his case.

What was the initial reason Jihadi Jack gave for leaving home?

• To escape from his family

• To join ISIS

• To travel the world

• To learn Arabic in Jordan

Why did Jihadi Jack claim he left ISIS?

• He was forced to leave

• He wanted to join another group

• He opposed their ideology

• He was captured by the regime

What was one of the challenges mentioned in deradicalizing individuals like Jack?

• Public support for their actions

• Lack of government funding

• Inability to communicate with them

• Their refusal to cooperate

What is one of Jack's personal goals mentioned in the transcript?

• To become a public speaker

• To write a book about his experiences

• To start a new life in Iraq

• To reunite with his family

What legal outcome did Jack's parents face?

• Community service

• A 15-month suspended sentence

• Exoneration

• Life imprisonment