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Inside £9billion empire of Asif Aziz: Hotels, gawdy tax-avoiding 'gift shops' and the landmark he plans to turn into a mosque... as we reveal tyranny that's seen him close historic pubs and threaten tenants with mass evictions

Even from a young age, Asif Aziz possessed something of a theatrical swagger. Not that he acquired his nickname through thespian accomplishments.

Published Aug 31, 2026 · 4:30 AMOriginal source: Home | Mail Online5 reads
Inside £9billion empire of Asif Aziz: Hotels, gawdy tax-avoiding 'gift shops' and the landmark he plans to turn into a mosque... as we reveal tyranny that's seen him close historic pubs and threaten tenants with mass evictions
Even from a young age, Asif Aziz possessed something of a theatrical swagger. Not that he acquired his nickname through thespian accomplishments.
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