Clapham attacker police hunted for days killed himself four hours after assault
Abdul Ezedi threw himself off London’s Chelsea Bridge as officers launched their search
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Abdul Ezedi threw himself off London’s Chelsea Bridge as officers launched their search
Detectives believe suspect in chemical attack on mother and her two children in Clapham entered the waters
Met Police said neither is believed to be the Clapham attack suspect as divers continue to scour the river
The Rev Matthew Firth accuses Church leaders of turning blind eye to ‘extraordinary’ number of migrants manipulating system
Met police commander suggests split between Afghan asylum seeker and alleged victim was motive for dousing her with corrosive liquid
Clapham chemical attack suspect exposed himself to woman who describes him as a ‘danger’ and the decision to allow him to remain ‘a mess’
No civilised nation should accept the importing of patriarchal, women-hating attitudes that put our citizens at risk
CCTV footage and images released on Tuesday show wanted Afghan asylum-seeker heading towards Victoria Embankment
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Baptists Together says it ‘welcomes strangers fleeing war’ but wouldn’t answer questions about the asylum seeker who is still on the run
Abdul Ezedi was convicted of sex offences by Newcastle Crown Court in 2018 but was allowed to remain in the country
Around 40 men currently on the barge in Dorset are either practising Christians or enquiring about the faith, Telegraph told
Priests urged to be wary of ‘red flags’ among some of those seeking to stay in Britain before conducting baptisms
Laws around role of church in asylum claims may be tightened in wake of Clapham attack
Education Secretary criticised as police continue manhunt for Abdul Ezedi, who is suspected to have carried out chemical attack
In video released by police, the suspect wanders around a Tesco with significant injuries to his face
Former home secretaries question clergy’s role in conversions from Islam
Manhunt for Abdul Ezedi continues three days after he is alleged to have doused mother and her children with corrosive substance
The government must act to clear the asylum backlog, or risk endangering the lives of British citizens