The five-bedroom Edwardian council property in Shepherd's Bush, west London, where the extremist's eight children were raised, is due to receive a £70,000 facelift.
London: Abu Hamza, a controversial Islamic preacher serving a life sentence in the United States, is facing controversy over his £70,000 renovation of his London family home. The five-bedroom council house in Shepherd's Bush, west London, is being renovated at government expense. The current value of the house is said to be around £1.7 million. Council houses are owned by the London City Council. Abu Hamza's wife, Najat Chaffee, currently lives …