The late Queen’s former Chaplain has called on the Home Office to be “more critical” of asylum applications into the UK, as alleged Clapham attacker Abdul Ezedi remains on the run.
Ezedi, who was granted asylum in the UK on his third attempt, is suspected of attacking a 31-year-old mother and her two children with a “corrosive alkaline substance” last Wednesday evening.
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