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BBC journalist paid to help at least 15 Somali criminals fight deportation from Britain - Vimarsana News

BBC journalist paid to help at least 15 Somali criminals fight deportation from Britain

A BBC editor was hired as an expert witness to help at least 15 Somalian criminals fight deportation and remain in the UK, it has emerged.

Source: yahoo.com
Manhunt for Clapham 'acid' attacker Abdul Ezedi enters THIRD day - Vimarsana News

Manhunt for Clapham 'acid' attacker Abdul Ezedi enters THIRD day

The search for suspected 'acid' attacker Abdul Ezedi has entered its third day as police follow up on 'significant and important' evidence found in searches.

'Acid' attack suspect Abdul Ezedi was in relationship with woman who was doused in chemical along with her two young daughters in horrific Clapham incident, close relative confirms as they say they want to 'find out if he is alive or dead' - Vimarsana News

'Acid' attack suspect Abdul Ezedi was in relationship with woman who was doused in chemical along with her two young daughters in horrific Clapham incident, close relative confirms as they say they want to 'find out if he is alive or dead'

Abdul Shokoor Ezedi has been on the run for three days after injuring 12 people with a corrosive alkaline substance in south London.

Clapham attack LIVE: Abdul Ezedi's brother tells him to turn himself in as hunt continues - Vimarsana News

Clapham attack LIVE: Abdul Ezedi's brother tells him to turn himself in as hunt continues

A manhunt for Abdul Shokoor Ezedi has entered its third day - he's wanted over an attack in Clapham, south London on Wednesday evening that saw a woman and two children doused in a corrosive substance

Allowing 'acid' attack suspect Abdul Ezedi to stay in the UK was a 'farce' and 'damning indictment' of our asylum system, ex-minister Robert Jenrick rages as manhunt goes into third day - Vimarsana News

Allowing 'acid' attack suspect Abdul Ezedi to stay in the UK was a 'farce' and 'damning indictment' of our asylum system, ex-minister Robert Jenrick rages as manhunt goes into third day

The Conservative MP questioned how the 35-year-old, who is suspected of carrying out a 'targeted' attack on a mother, 31, and her two daughters, was granted asylum on a 'wafer thin' claim.