Sajid Javid considering banning Britons from travellng to parts of Syria and possibly West Africa

The transcript discusses the introduction of new powers under the Counterterrorism and Border Security Act, allowing the designation of regions where British nationals are prohibited. The focus is on Syria, particularly Idlib and the northeast, with a review involving intelligence agencies. Future considerations may include parts of West Africa, ensuring humanitarian aid is not hindered.

What new power is introduced under the Counterterrorism and Border Security Act?

• The authority to increase surveillance on British nationals.

• The right to detain individuals without trial.

• The ability to impose travel bans on specific individuals.

• The power to designate regions where British nationals cannot go.

Which regions in Syria are being considered for the application of this new power?

• Idlib and the northeast

• Homs and Hama

• Raqqa and Deir ez-Zor

• Damascus and Aleppo

What is the main reason for reviewing the application of this power in Syria?

• To increase tourism in the region.

• To protect the public from terrorism.

• To support local governments.

• To enhance trade relations.

Which area is mentioned as a potential future consideration for this power?

• South America

• Eastern Europe

• West Africa

• Central Asia

What is the commitment regarding humanitarian aid in regions where this power is applied?

• It will be completely halted.

• It will be reduced significantly.

• It will be redirected to other regions.

• It will not be inhibited.