A minister has hit out at "credulous clerics" and "lefty lawyers" after documents seen by Sky News revealed how the Clapham chemical attacker Abdul Ezedi was granted asylum after he was baptised.
Science minister Andrew Griffith said Ezedi, who attacked a woman and two children with an alkali in London, should not have been able to enter the UK illegally and remain here after being vouched for by a priest.
Kay Burley also asked about him about public satisfaction with the NHS and the BBC licence fee.
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