A mum says she is being taunted by sick texts from her ex-husband who is in hiding with their kidnapped son.

Anisa Khansia, 30, of Little Harwood, Blackburn, has not seen two-year-old son Amani since he was taken by his Turkish father, Mehmet Baki Sakaraglu while on holiday in the resort of Marmaris in June last year.

Despite three international warrants ordering Mr Sakaraglu to hand Amani back, he is refusing and has gone on the run in his native country.

Anisa also claims Mr Sakaraglu stole Amani to avenge his humiliation on Britain’s Got Talent, which he appeared on in 2010 as Michael Jackson.

In texts to Anisa, Mr Sakaraglu warned Anisa that she would not be allowed 'near my son'.

One of the messages said: 'Do you think I am that stupid, even if the police catch me what are they gonna do - nothing.'

He also wrote: 'I don’t mind going to prison for a couple of monts then I’m out then what you gonna do.'

The text continues in a threatening manner and ends: “U will lose. I know where my son is and the turkish police can’t get in there because we are far away, if I ever see you again."

Anisha, who was awarded full custody by the British High Court of the boy who will turn three next month, said: "It was a foolish thing to do with hindsight."

A ruling by the European Court of Human Rights last year was recently enforced by the Turkish courts, which ordered Amani to be returned to his mother.

She added: "He is a disgusting father, who has put me through the worst emotional heartbreak possible.

"Courts in three countries have backed me legally and morally. Now someone has got to act quickly to implement the rulings.

"We were still married when Mehmet thought Britain's Got Talent would be the answer to all his problems. He believed that if he won it, he wouldn’t have money worries, and would settle here.

"But after he was rejected he accused the judges of being racist and jealous. He was so angry that he threatened me over Amani.

"To get back at me he used his failure of the show to rob me of my beautiful son."