Now she says “it’s not justifiable to kill innocent people in the name of religion.”

A savvy interviewer would ask her to define “innocent,” as it was Britain-based imam Abdul Makin who said: “Because non-Muslims are never innocent, they are guilty of denying Allah and his prophet.”

Does Shamima Begum believe this also?

Or will British authorities take her words at face value and let her back in the country? Given the level of their self-delusion, that is likely.

Shamima Begum has apologised for saying the Manchester Arena bombing was ‘justified’.

The 22-year-old east London schoolgirl, who fled her home in 2015 to join terror group Isis, was questioned on comments she made about the bombing on Good Morning Britain today (Wednesday).

In 2019, she said the attack that killed 22 people was ‘justified’ because of airstrikes that killed civilians in Syria.

Begum said she regretted her actions and asked the British people for forgiveness.

She said: “I do not believe that one evil justifies another evil. I don’t think that women and children should be killed for other people’s motives and for other people’s agendas.”

Begum said she did not know that women and children were hurt in Manchester.

“I did not know about the Manchester bombing when I was asked. I did not know that people were killed, I did not know that women and children were hurt because of it”, she said.

Speaking from Syria and wearing a Nike baseball cap and grey vest, Begum said it was ‘not justifiable to kill innocent people in the name of religion’.

She also apologised to anyone who has been affected by Isis and the terror group’s actions….

In an apology to the public, she said: “Of course I am completely sorry for anyone that has been affected by Isis.

“In no way do I agree with what they did, I don’t, I’m not trying to justify what they did, it’s not justifiable to kill innocent people in the name of religion.”…

She said: “I want to say that you are clearly struggling with extremism and terrorism in your country.

“And I want to help with that with giving my own experience from with these extremists and what they say and how they persuade people to do what they do and to come to places like Syria.

“I think I could very much help you in your fight against terrorism, because you clearly don’t know what you’re doing.”…

Well, it’s certainly true that Boris doesn’t know what he’s doing, but he still might not be wise to take on Shamima Begum as an advisor.