A school teacher who allegedly showed teenaged pupils a documentary about Islamic State featuring decapitated soldiers has been suspended. Mansoor Mahmood was said to have accidentally shown a clip featuring images of soldiers' heads on spikes to fourth-year pupils at Gryffe High School in Houston, Renfrewshire. The popular teacher was reported to council bosses after a parent complained to the police. It is understood the woman's daughter was one of a group of pupils who were shown the 42-minute BBC documentary which portrayed dead Iraqi soldiers. Mansoor Mahmood was said to have accidentally shown a clip featuring images of soldiers' heads on spikes to fourth-year pupils at Gryffe High School in Houston, RenfrewshireMansoor Mahmood was said to have shown the BBC clip to 14-year-oldsThe clip - featuring images of soldiers' heads on spikes - was shown to fourth-year pupils at Gryffe High School in Houston, RenfrewshirePopular teacher was reported to council bosses after a parent complainedHe has since been suspended pending an investigation, the council said
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