A terrorist who was one of the four British Islamic State militants nicknamed 'The Beatles' will appear in US court today.
Alexanda Amon Kotey, known as 'Jihadi Ringo', was convicted over his role in the torture and killings of Western hostages in Syria. Today the 38-year-old is expected to come face to face with his victims' families.
The group, nicknamed 'The Beatles' by their captives due to their British accents, carried out the brutal murders of hostages in the mid 2010s. Kotey, originally from west London, pleaded guilty to a host of charges relating to US victims only, but is now set to face charges against British humanitarians including David Haines and Alan Henning.