He said he was living in Raqqa, Syria, at the time and was "getting bombed every five minutes by coalition jets ... literally, I've seen children burned alive." He told ITV News that he had a Canadian passport through his father at one point but is unsure if it is still valid. My dad's Canadian, if the U.K. accepted me I would go back to the U.K., it's my home, but I don't think that is going to happen," he told ITV News. Missing EnglandWhile he misses the traditional English meat-filled pastry and episodes of Doctor Who what he wants most is to see his mother. It is an allegation his father John Letts disputes, pointing out that both the U.K. and Canada have yet to lay charges against him.

Source: CBC News February 23, 2019 00:33 UTC