The family
of a British woman who fled to join Islamic State in Syria have said
they are 'sickened' by a poem she wrote praising the massacre in Tunisia
and attacks in Kuwait and France.
Former
private schoolgirl Aqsa Mahmood left her home in Glasgow in November
2013 and married a militant from the terror group in February last year.
She
has since posted a series of radical messages under the nom de guerre
Umm Layth, including a call for others to copy the murder of soldier Lee
Rigby and the Boston Marathon bombing.
In
her most recent blog post, the 20-year-old celebrated Friday's terror
strikes as 'revenge' and 'a day that will go down in history'.
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