Revealed: How UK taxpayers are paying for secret life of Al Qaeda supergrass (including his rent and mobile phone)

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By Tom Leonard In New York

PUBLISHED: 18:33 GMT, 23 April 2012 | UPDATED: 22:55 GMT, 23 April 2012

An Al Qaeda supergrass secretly released from a British prison is having everything from his rent to his mobile phone costs paid by the taxpayer, he told a New York court.

The Mail revealed last week how ex-grammar school boy Saajid Badat was freed two years early in return for giving evidence in terror cases.

Badat had been jailed for 13 years for planning to destroy a transatlantic plane with a shoe-bomb in a co-ordinated attack in December 2001 with fellow Briton Richard Reid.

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One Reply to “Revealed: How UK taxpayers are paying for secret life of Al Qaeda supergrass (including his rent and mobile phone)”

  1. This is to be expected, he will milk the system for all he can get while giving as little as he can.