'We will attack her whenever we have a chance': Taliban renews threat to kill schoolgirl Malala, 16, who survived terrorist shooting on her school bus
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- Malala Yousafzai was shot by Taliban in Pakistan for views on education
- The 16-year-old has released a book about her amazing recovery
- Malala, who no lives in Birmingham, is tipped for a Nobel Prize
- Received Pride of Britain Award from David Beckham on TV tonight
- Taliban spokesman warns that terrorists plan to attempt to kill her again
Taliban terrorists who shot Malala Yousafzai in the head have threatened to attempt to kill the schoolgirl again if they get the chance.
The 16-year-old survived being shot by a gunman who boarded her school bus a year ago in Swat valley after angering the terror group with her outspoken and courageous public pleas for girls to be educated.
But Taliban spokesman Shahidullah Shahid said yesterday that the teenager remains a target after releasing a book about her horrific ordeal.
According to the New York Post, he said: 'She is not a brave girl and has no courage. We will target her again and attack whenever we have a chance.
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Threat: Malala Yousafzai, who received a Pride of Britain Award from David Beckham last night, remains a Taliban target according to a spokesman for the terror group
