Islamist who was allowed to stay in Britain after entering illegally as a teenager faces prison after joining ISIS and being found with 'suicide bomb manual'

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Islamist who was allowed to stay in Britain after entering illegally as a teenager faces prison after joining ISIS and being found with 'suicide bomb manual'

Abdullah Yousef, 24, created a Telegram group where he published terrorist material, including instructions on how to make suicide vests and sharing videos glorifying the 9/11 attacks.