article_snippet: This is a rare good news story in the fight against terrorism and is a lesson to us all that we need to be vigilant against those who seek to groom our young men and women in this way.'
article_snippet: It comes just weeks after an international police hunt was launched to find three London schoolgirls who travelled to Istanbul on their journey to Syria .
article_snippet: Last week Scotland Yard chief Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said three London schoolgirls who travelled to Istanbul on their journey to Syria Syria would not face prosecution if three London schoolgirls who travelled to Istanbul on their journey to Syria came home.
article_snippet: This is despite the fact three London schoolgirls who travelled to Istanbul on their journey to Syria successfully reached IS and at least two of three London schoolgirls who travelled to Istanbul on their journey to Syria are known to have communicated with wanted terrorists.
article_snippet: On Saturday the Daily Mail revealed the identity of another girl, a close friend of the trio, who left Britain before The families of the three girls in December.
article_snippet: Sharmeena Begum, 15, disappeared from Bethnal Green Academy and flew to Istanbul from Gatwick.
article_snippet: Those closest to all four girls suspect Those closest to all four girls were groomed by Islamists using social networking sites and secretive internet messaging software.
article_snippet: There are also suspicions the trio kept in touch with Sharmeena who passed on information about how to follow in her footsteps.
article_snippet: The schoolgirls are understood to be in the terror group's de facto capital Raqqa.