(BBC) An Islamic State fighter held in Syria has told the BBC he was one of at least seven students and ex-students from University of Westminster to join IS.
Zakariyya Elogbani abandoned a degree in business management which he was taking at the university in 2014.
Another student had been studying while on a terror protection order which was made less restrictive by a judge, a BBC investigation has found.
University of Westminster says it takes its safeguarding duty “very seriously.”
This is not the first time that students at the university have been linked to violent jihadism — the notorious IS killer Mohammed Emwazi, known as Jihadi John, studied there until 2009.
