Davis has always denied being connected with The Beatles cell - so-called because of their British accents - which tortured and beheaded Western hostages in Syria.
Aine Davis, who was suspected of being a member of a death squad dubbed 'The Beatles' from the so-called Islamic State, has been jailed at the Old Bailey for eight years for terrorist offences. Last month Davis admitted possession of a firearm and two charges of funding terrorism. The charges dating back to 2013 and 2014 related to images with Davis' then-wife while he was in Syria and a failed bid to send him €20,000 via an unwitting courier.
Making no reference to the Beatles, Mark Summers KC issued an apology to the Syrian people on Davis's behalf saying the defendant and those like him 'did more harm than good'. Mr Summers said: 'The reality he found when he arrived in Syria was profoundly different to anything he had ever imagined. What he thought he could achieve personally in a war zone transpired to be wholly and completely naive. 'Very little involved helping people of Syria.
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