Beatles' victim James Foley's mother confronts 'evil' Alexanda Kotey

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : I agree that as this is a unique and unprecedented case, it is in the UK's national security interests to accede to an MLA request for a criminal prosecution without death penalty assurances for Kotey and Elsheikh'.
48% : He said last October: 'The death penalty or execution in some other country would just be such a recruitment coup for Isis and their like.
46% : I was always against the death penalty.
44% : He acknowledged that there was a serious risk that Elsheikh and Kotey would, if prosecuted and convicted, face execution as a direct result of UK assistance.
44% : Last year, Mike Haines, the brother of Mr Haines, told the Independent he was 'really glad' they would not face the death penalty.
42% : The US says they will no longer seek the death penalty for the pair, sparking hope justice will be served.
41% : The mother's appeal sees the decision overturned again and the Supreme Court blasts the UK Government's 'unlawful' decision to bow to US pressure to share evidence on the so-called ISIS Beatles without receiving assurances the suspects would be spared the death penalty.

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