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London police confirm that body recovered from river was that of chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi

The Home Office has no idea how many asylum seekers have been allowed to stay in the UK after converting to Christianity, they admitted, as the hunt for Clapham chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi continues. Home Office sources said that officials in the department have struggled to find data relating to how many asylum seekers have cited their apparent conversion …

Police say Clapham chemical suspect could be in the River Thames: Met releases new CCTV footage of fugitive Abdul Ezedi walking on bridge nearly four hours after he carried out attack
Daily Mail

Police say the Clapham chemical attack suspect could be in the River Thames - as the Met releases new CCTV footage of Abdul Ezedi walking across Vauxhall Bridge. In new videos Ezedi can be seen walking casually up to and across Vauxhall Bridge in central London As he makes the crossing he passes through crowds holding umbrellas and bundled up …

Police say the Clapham chemical attack suspect could be in the River Thames - as the Met releases new CCTV footage of Abdul Ezedi walking across Vauxhall Bridge. In new videos Ezedi can be seen walking casually up to and across Vauxhall Bridge in central London As he makes the crossing he passes through crowds holding umbrellas and bundled up …

The suspect in the Clapham chemical attack converted to Christianity with a Baptist church that “welcomes strangers”, The Telegraph understands. Abdul Ezedi has been on the run for six days after allegedly dousing a 31-year-old woman and her two daughters, aged three and eight, with an alkaline substance and trying to run them over with a car before fleeing the …

Clapham attack suspect not sighted for five days as mother doused with corrosive chemical fights for life

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'Forty' refugees on the Bibby Stockholm Barge are attending local church services amid fears that Christianity conversion may be new 'loophole' to remain in country after Clapham chemical attack suspe
Daily Mail

Forty refugees on the Bibby Stockholm have reportedly started attending local churches amid fears that Christianity conversion may be a new 'loophole' to remain in the country. It comes as Clapham chemical attack suspect, Abdul Ezedi, was able to gain asylum in the UK after claiming he had converted to Christianity, despite being convicted of a sexual offence three years …

Forty refugees on the Bibby Stockholm have reportedly started attending local churches amid fears that Christianity conversion may be a new 'loophole' to remain in the country. It comes as Clapham chemical attack suspect, Abdul Ezedi, was able to gain asylum in the UK after claiming he had converted to Christianity, despite being convicted of a sexual offence three years …

Clapham '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 sa
Daily Mail

The suspected Clapham 'acid' attacker was in a relationship with the woman who he doused in the chemical along with her two young daughters in a horrific incident which has sparked a nationwide manhunt. Police have shared footage of Abdul Shokoor Ezedi pictured on CCTV in King's Cross and Tesco with significant injuries after the attack Ezedi, from the Newcastle …

The suspected Clapham 'acid' attacker was in a relationship with the woman who he doused in the chemical along with her two young daughters in a horrific incident which has sparked a nationwide manhunt. Police have shared footage of Abdul Shokoor Ezedi pictured on CCTV in King's Cross and Tesco with significant injuries after the attack Ezedi, from the Newcastle …

Clapham chemical attack: Immigration row over refugee granted asylum despite sex crimes

Hunt for fugitive Clapham chemical attacker: Police say 'dangerous' suspect, 35, who doused mother and two children in alkaline substance is from Newcastle area and has 'significant' injuries to his f
Daily Mail

Did YOU see what happened? Email [email protected] The suspect in the alkaline attack in Clapham, south London, has been named as 35-year-old Abdul Ezedi Dramatic CCTV footage from last night obtained exclusively by MailOnline shows a man running along a road near to where the attack took place He is seen briefly losing his footing on a speed bump before …