For 12 years, Sally Lane and John Letts have been fighting to bring their son Jack - held in Isis prisons in Syria and Iraq - back home to Oxford. They tell the story of how their lives fell apart to chief international correspondent Bel Trew
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For 12 years, Sally Lane and John Letts have been fighting to bring their son Jack - held in Isis prisons in Syria and Iraq - back home to Oxford. They tell the story of how their lives fell apart to chief international correspondent Bel Trew
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