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Two Britons and Irishman man who fought against Isis freed from prison Two Britons and Irish man who fought against Isis freed from prison
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Two Britons and an Irish man have been freed from jail after being detained on their way home from fighting against Isis. Two Britons and an Irish man have been freed from jail after being detained on their way home from fighting against Isis. 
Joe Akerman, a former soldier, and Jac Holmes, were incarcerated after crossing a border with Syria along with Irishman Joshua Molloy.Joe Akerman, a former soldier, and Jac Holmes, were incarcerated after crossing a border with Syria along with Irishman Joshua Molloy.
The three had spent months fighting against the so-called Islamic State before being imprisonedin Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq.The three had spent months fighting against the so-called Islamic State before being imprisonedin Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq.
It is understood they were freed last night.It is understood they were freed last night.
Declan Molloy, the father of Joshua, said emotions in the family were running wild:Declan Molloy, the father of Joshua, said emotions in the family were running wild:
"We are all delighted here. We are jumping with joy to know that he is out," he said."We are all delighted here. We are jumping with joy to know that he is out," he said.
"You know that Christmas morning feeling, it's a bit like that, when you find your most sought-after present under the tree, the dream present. That's how we feel.""You know that Christmas morning feeling, it's a bit like that, when you find your most sought-after present under the tree, the dream present. That's how we feel."
A Foreign and Commonwealth spokeswoman confirmed the release of the two Britons.A Foreign and Commonwealth spokeswoman confirmed the release of the two Britons.
"We are helping two British men make arrangements to leave Kurdistan after they were released from custody," she said."We are helping two British men make arrangements to leave Kurdistan after they were released from custody," she said.
It is understood they had been with the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG), a force reported to have in the region of 25,000-50,000 fighters trying to quell IS in northern Syria.It is understood they had been with the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG), a force reported to have in the region of 25,000-50,000 fighters trying to quell IS in northern Syria.
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