HATE preacher Anjem Choudary has racked up a taxpayer-funded legal aid bill of £367,000.
The huge sum emerged as faced questioning over a horrific attack on prison officers.
He has been linked to Manchester Arena terrorist who allegedly threw boiling oil at guards and used blades made from metal trays in the separation unit of , Co Durham.
Fellow inmate — branded Britain’s worst — was reported to have encouraged him.
In 2024, Choudary was jailed for life with a minimum of 28 years for directing a terror group.
Freedom of Information figures show he got £211,823.91 in legal aid for his trial.
Previously, £154,883.23 covered his defence at a trial in 2016.
Choudary has reportedly used the to ensure he and other were not deprived of entitlements, such as access to kitchens — which was where happened.
Security intelligence reports had previously identified his potential malign influence on the inmates.
Intelligence expert Prof Anthony Glees said: “Not a penny should have been released until the Legal Services Agency has tested each claim.
“The link between Abedi and Choudary shows separation units are doing the exact reverse.”;
The Ministry of Justice said: “Legal aid is paid to representatives to ensure a fair trial.”;
