Criminals who ran up bills the taxpayer paid

least 110 Britons to commit terror acts and encouraged up to 850 to fight for Islamic State.

He was handed £98,122 to pay for a solicitor, £23,569 for another court lawyer, and £18,866 in legal expenses. The ageing Hatton

Garden Gang were given INSPIRED TERRORISM Choudhary was jailed DAVID Norris is not the first high-profile criminal whose legal aid award caused outrage.

Anjem Choudary cost the taxpayer more than £140,000 in a bid to dodge jail.

He was jailed last year after being found guilty of inciting support for the terror group in a series of sick online lectures. He is believed to have inspired at more than £660,000. They stole £14million of goods from Hatton Garden Safe Deposit Company in London. Getaway driver Billy “The Fish” Lincoln, 60, received £185,449 and Carl Wood, 59, £175,717. Hugh Doyle, 49, got £166,583.73. Daniel Jones, 60, Terence Perkins, 67, John Collins,