Three British teenagers who were detained in Turkey, accused of attempting to travel to Syria, have been released on bail.
Two 17 year-old boys from London, and a 19 year-old man were flown back to the UK on Saturday after Britain alerted Turkey.
They were arrested on suspicion of preparing terrorist acts and have been bailed pending further inquiries.
British police had been contacted by the parents of the two younger teenagers after they didn't return home after Friday prayers.
Turkey says the trio had flown to Istanbul from Barcelona.
It follows the case of three British schoolgirls who traveled to Syria through Turkey, leading Britain and Turkey to accuse each other of not having done enough to stop them.
Dr Rizwaan Sabir, counter-terrorism expert at Edgehill University, says this case shows progress in terms of co-operation between the UK and Turkey.
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Dr Rizwaan Sabir, counter-terrorism expert at Edgehill University, says this case shows progress in terms of co-operation after the row between the UK and Turkey.
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Dr Rizwaan Sabir, counter-terrorism expert at Edgehill University, says making it harder to travel through Turkey won't stop the flow of people attempting to reach Syria.
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