NatWest handed Al Qaeda terrorist 100% mortgage to buy 93,000 home he turned into a bomb factory

A bank has sparked outrage by handing over a 100 per cent mortgage to an Al Qaeda terrorist who smuggled himself into Britain.

Albanian Krenar Lusha, 30, was given 93,000 after NatWest failed to complete full checks on his UK status.

He used the cash to buy a house in Derby, where he stored bomb-making equipment and information on how to carry out attacks.

The illegal immigrant also managed to get a UK driving licence, secure a 30,000-a-year engineering job and was even offered a second mortgage - which he declined.