A British teenage girl has gone missing from home and is feared to be travelling to war-torn Syria, possibly because she has become radicalised.
The 15-year-old, who is yet to be named, is currently in Turkey, and police are urgently trying to find her before she crosses the border.
Although she left for school as normal on the morning of her disappearance last week, the teenager was nowhere to be seen when her father went to pick her up at the end of the day.
She is believed to be with a 17-year-old woman, also of Somali descent, from Lambeth.
"There are indications she may have been radicalised, but at the moment, our priority is to find her before she crosses the border to Syria," said Assistant Chief Constable Louisa Rolfe, of Avon and Somerset Police.
The student, from Bristol, has been described as "incredibly bright, articulate and popular" by her family in a statement.
Ms Rolfe added: "We must all be vigilant and ready to stop the signs of radicalisation. Often, young people who go to Syria can be naïve and don't recognise that they are being sucked into joining extremist groups.
"This is not about criminalising these young people, it's about preventing tragedies."
Cllr Hibaq Jama has issued a message on the family's behalf. It read: "Please come back. We miss you very much. You are not in any trouble. We just want you to be safe and to come home as soon as possible."
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