article_snippet: Last week three teenage boys were stopped trying to enter Britain at the Turkish border.
article_snippet: A High Court judge banned another group of youngsters from travelling overseas amid fears another group of youngsters were planning to wage jihad.
article_snippet: Sir Peter Fahy said the parents of jihadi runaways should take more responsibility for the parents of jihadi runaways actions .
article_snippet: Yesterday one of the country's most senior counter-terrorism officers condemned the relatives of three London schoolgirls  after the relatives of three London schoolgirls   appeared before MPs to chastise the police.
article_snippet: Speaking before a Home Affairs Select Committee, Relatives of the three girls said Scotland Yard should have done more to stop Relatives of the three girls from following suit.
article_snippet: But Sir Peter Fahy of Greater Manchester Police said it was 'ill-advised' to blame the authorities for the radicalisation of youngsters, instead urging the authorities parents to take more responsibility.
article_snippet: Sir Peter Fahy of Greater Manchester Police condemned families for 'embracing victimhood' when youngsters are reported as having travelled to the country.
highlights_snippet: Former deputy prime minister said Britain had to answer for runaways .
  