A terrorist who was jailed following the Iranian embassy siege has been found living on benefits in Peckham.
Fowzi Nejad was convicted of conspiracy to murder in 1981 for his part in the six-day Kensington siege and was eventually released from prison in 2008.
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Two hostages were killed in the siege and several others were left seriously injured.
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The 61-year-old cannot be sent back to Iran because he may be executed by the regime.
In London, he gets benefits because of his bad back and is unable to work as a condition of his release, the paper reported.
A friend said: “He also loves a night out in the West End and he has an eye for the ladies.
“It’s a proper playboy lifestyle and he loves it.”
