A convicted Islamic terrorist sentenced to death for plotting to kill an Egyptian Prime Minister is running a honey and food supply business in north London.
Yasser Al-Sirri, 63, a one-time member of Egyptian Islamic Jihad, first came to Britain and claimed asylum in the 1990s following a failed assassination plot.
He was turned down but fought the decision repeatedly through the courts and appears to have won a three-decade battle to stay in Britain.
In 2021, the Appeal Court ruled in the his favour on condition he took refugee status
The Daily Mail has now tracked Al-Sirri down to a £500,000 flat in
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