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Abu Hamza's London Home to Undergo £70,000 Renovation Funded by Taxpayers

Abu Hamza's family home in London is undergoing a £70,000 renovation funded by taxpayers, despite Hamza serving a life sentence in a US prison. The property, valued at £1.7 million, is occupied by his wife, Najat Chaffe, who has the right to remain there due to a longstanding tenancy. The council has stated it is legally required to maintain its housing stock, but the spending has faced criticism from local officials.

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Abu Hamza's family home in London is undergoing a £70,000 renovation funded by taxpayers, despite Hamza serving a life sentence in a US prison. The property, valued at £1.7 million, is occupied by his wife, Najat Chaffe, who has the right to remain there due to a longstanding tenancy. The council has stated it is legally required to maintain its housing stock, but the spending has faced criticism from local officials.

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Inflammatory language 1/100
Sentiment -20/100

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Jailed hate preacher Abu Hamza's £1.7million London home 'gets £70,000 taxpayer-funded facelift'

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Abu Hamza's London Home to Undergo £70,000 Renovation Funded by Taxpayers