article_snippet: The families of the young people have been in Turkey to search for the young people and bring the young people back. '
article_snippet: In February, three east London schoolgirls fled from three east London schoolgirls homes, reportedly to become jihadi brides in Syria.
article_snippet: her was arrested at Luton Airport when her landed back into the UK.
article_snippet: The Home Office is reported to have said the terror group would not automatically face prosecution if the terror group returned to the UK, as long as the terror group could prove the terror group had not been fighting for IS.
article_snippet: The Home Office said: ‘The Home Office are providing consular assistance to the families and have informed the Turkish police, to try to ascertain the families whereabouts.
article_snippet: The girls, two of whom are 15 and three 16, had The girls, two of whom are 15 and three 16 passports removed by a High Court judge after concerns over The girls, two of whom are 15 and three 16 alleged plans were raised by a local authority.
article_snippet: The adults responsible for The girls, two of whom are 15 and three 16 were also stripped of The girls, two of whom are 15 and three 16 passports.
article_snippet: British parents phoned police after the boys, aged 17 and 19, went missing.
article_snippet: Their British parents arrival back in the UK came as footage of three north London schoolgirls who had earlier left Syria to join frontline militants emerged.
article_snippet: The girls were captured on CCTV in the UK and in Turkey where The girls are thought to have been ushered over the border by an ISIS 'fixer' who provided The girls with false documents.