SALLY JONES AKA 'MRS TERROR' A FEMALE ISIS BOMBER BACK IN BRITAIN FOR PROBABLE ATTACKS

Female ISIS bomber 'seen back in Britain' and could be planning an atrocity

Special Branch officers are on full alert after Sally Jones was reportedly spotted in Birmingham with two suspected jihadis

Tim Stewart

ISIS bomber: Sally Jones has been "seen in the UK" and could be planning an atrocity

An infamous ISIS recruiter dubbed Mrs Terror is feared to have slipped back into Britain
and may be planning an atrocity.
Special Branch officers are on full alert after Sally Jones was reportedly spotted in Birmingham with two suspected jihadis, the Daily Record reported.
Police have been told Jones – thought to have arrived in Syria in 2013 to fight for ISIS – is to be treated as “hostile”.
A source said: “This is worrying but Special Branch officers are working on this to track her down.
“Officers are in place at various airports to keep an eye out for her.

“There is intelligence that she was last seen in Birmingham with two individuals, aged 18 and 22.
“Detectives are also keeping an eye on shopping centres and large events.”

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ISIS bomber: Special Branch fear British Muslim convert Sally Jones could be planning an atrocity in the UK

Scotland Yard refused to comment on the reported sighting of mother-of-two Jones.
This week it was revealed she told undercover reporters she had recruited a female terrorist who is in Glasgow and is ready to launch a devastating attack at the VJ commemorations.

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During online conversations, 45-year-old Jones and her husband Junaid Hussain, 21, urged the investigators – posing as jihadis – to carry out attacks in Britain and sent them bomb making guidebooks.
Hussain, from Birmingham, runs the ISIS recruitment arm in the terror group’s stronghold of Raqqa in Syria.

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Jones, a former punk singer, of Chatham in Kent, was also thought to be there.
Police Scotland said it was working with Met police after the reports of “potential terrorist activity”, adding the threat level in the UK remains at severe, meaning an attack is highly likely.
The Met’s Specialist Operations unit said it “remained alert to terrorist threats”.
It has also been reported that ISIS thugs are plotting to blow up the Queen at the VJ commemorations, triggering an urgent review of security arrangements for the events.
A terror chief has claimed four or five British recruits who trained in Syria have returned here to launch strikes.