Liverpool rappers in Somalia during clan conflict

Two drill rappers from Liverpool who were seen carrying guns and parading with troops in Somalia during a cross-border clan conflict could be questioned by police upon their return to the UK, the BBC has learned.

British citizens Abdifatah Gulaid, 31, and Noah Ihiekwe, 30, travelled to the north-east of the African country earlier this year.

The pair, both from the Toxteth area of Liverpool, produce music under the names Still Brickin’ and Rayzer.

In footage obtained by the BBC, Mr Gulaid can be heard telling armed troops: “The time for talk is finished.”