UK chancellor says Britain 'playing a leading role' in refugee crisis

After reportedly saying he was "very distressed" by the photos that have circulated of Aylan Kurdi's body, UK Chancellor George Osborne suggested to Sky News on Thursday that smugglers and ISIS had killed the 3-year-old:

"We've got to break up the criminal gangs who traffick in people and led to that boy's death. We've got to defeat ISIS which is the thing they are fleeing. We've got to make sure that the aid is going there to help those families. Britain contributes a billion pounds and will go on contributing. And we've got to go on taking genuine refugees, real asylum seekers. We've taken 5,000 from the Syrian conflict. We'll go on taking more. Keep it under review. Britain is playing a leading role and it will continue to do so."