A British jihadist fighting for ISIS in the Middle East has revealed he hopes to be given the opportunity to murder a Western hostage 'as a brother did with James Foley'. Speaking via video link from an unknown location likely to be somewhere in northern Syria, a man calling himself Abu Anwar Al-Brittani told CNN that he would be 'honoured' to become an executioner for ISIS, adding that he considered Foley's murder a 'blessed act'. Foley - an American photojournalist captured in Syria in 2012 - was filmed being  beheaded by an Islamist militant with a southern English accent in a sickening  video released last week.
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Man calling himself Abu Anwar Al-Brittani called Foley murder 'a blessed act'
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Appeared via video link from unknown location thought to be in north Syria
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He was joined in video by another British militant called Abu Bakr Al-Brittani
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Abu Bakr said he would return to fight in Britain if he ever left Islamic State
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Chilling warning underlines threat ISIS poses to security of Western nations
@placeholder appeared in the video alongside fellow British jihadist Abu Bakr al-Brittani.