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A British grammar school boy who fled to Syria to join ISIS says he spent most of his three years playing PlayStation and riding his bike.
Shabazz Suleman disappeared while on a family holiday to Turkey three years ago and had remained in ISIS territory ever since.
Suleman - who told fellow jihadis to attack the West in the wake of the Charlie Hebbdo attack in Paris - says he now wants to return to face justice.
The 22-year-old, who spent his last birthday in a Free Syrian Army jail on the Turkish border, claimed he had made a "naive" mistake by joining the terror group.