Jihadi ISIS fighter who 'beheaded' US journalist 'appears to be
British'  James Foley, pictured in Syria in 2012
Updated: 15:00, 20 August 2014  The ISIS fighter who beheaded a
US photojournalist in a savage act of brutality appears to be
British, the Foreign Secretary said today.  Philip Hammond said
the horrific video of James Foley being executed by a masked
jihadi militant has the hallmarks to suggest it is genuine as he
warned of the "cancer" of the Islamic State.  Footage posted
online by ISIS terrorists shows the 40-year-old freelance
journalist handcuffed and clad in orange robes before being
savagely executed by a fighter apparently speaking in a British
accent in the desert.  Mr Hammond today acknowledged that the
killer appears to speak with a British accent as he issues a
chilling "message to America".  "Certainly at first pass that's
what it looks like and we will obviously want to investigate
that further," he told the BBC.     'Cancer': Foreign Secretary
Philip Hammond condemned the violence (