The ISIS 'Beatles' will finally face trial in the US over the beheading of British and American captives in Syria after the Supreme Court in London lifted a court order that stopped the UK sharing vital evidence with America.
Alexanda Kotey, 36, and El-Shafee El-Sheikh, 32, are accused of being members of the terror cell named after the Liverpudlian band by their captives which was behind the beheading of two British aid workers and two US journalists.
But the Supreme Court in London this morning lifted an order that meant the Home Office and UK Government could not send evidence over to the US - meaning the duo could now spend the rest of their lives in a maximum security prison in America.
The court's initial judgement on data protection had said providing evidence for criminal proceedings where they could be executed breached their human rights.
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