Captured Briton Aiden Aslin's YouTube interview removed
A video of a British man captured in Ukraine has been removed from YouTube following claims it broke the Geneva Convention.
During Prime Minister's Questions, Mr Jenrick also called on the online platform to remove the video immediately. In the 45-minute interview, Mr Phillips claimed Mr Aslin was a "mercenary" rather than a prisoner of war, and told him he could face the death penalty.
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