Isis suspect allowed to claim asylum in Britain and live in taxpayer-funded hotel

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Isis suspect allowed to claim asylum in Britain and live in taxpayer-funded hotel

A suspected Islamic State (Isis) member who allegedly fought for the terror group in Iraq has been living in taxpayer-funded asylum accommodation while claiming asylum in the UK. Layth Ibrahim Mohammed, 39, is accused of having links to the jihadist group during the 2010s, including allegedly making booby-trapped bombs and teaching children of Isis fighters at a school run by the organisation. The Iraqi national is…