Footage has emerged apparently showing three British schoolgirls in Turkey, before they fled to Syria to join IS militants.
Shamima Begum, Amira Abase and Kadiza Sultana all seem to appear in the footage and are talking to an Arab interpreter about a Syrian passport.
It is believed the footage was filmed by an individual arrested by Turkish officials yesterday and accused of being a "spy" from Canada.
The film was confiscated from the man after the girls were helped across the border into Syria to join militants, sources in Turkey said.
Sky's Ashish Joshi said it was unclear where or when the film was taken, though it is believed to be somewhere in Turkey.
"By releasing this footage, by holding it up, Turkey is saying to the rest of the world 'we are doing everything we can to stop people travelling through our country to join IS'," said Joshi.
Yesterday, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu described the person who helped the girls cross into Syria as a "foreign spy".
He said that the individual was working for one of the states in the US-led coalition.
Mr Cavusoglu said the agent was not American, or from an EU state, but did not elaborate.
Other reports said the suspect was working for the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS).
However, Canadian government sources said they would not comment on "operational matters of national security".
The three schoolgirls flew from Gatwick to Istanbul on 17 February and are feared to have continued to Syria to become so-called "jihadi brides".
The girls, who all attended Bethnal Green Academy in East London, are believed to be staying in a house in the IS militants' stronghold Raqqa.
The teenagers are thought to have stolen family jewellery to fund their trip, Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley told MPs.
They paid more than £1,000 in cash to a travel agent for their flights to Turkey, the Home Affairs Select Committee heard.
It also emerged the trio were among seven schoolgirls who were handed letters by the police about another 15-year-old from Bethnal Green Academy who ran away to Syria in December.
Relatives of the girls have demanded an apology from the Met for failing to send the crucial letter directly to their parents.
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