"Divisive" works by an Islamic scholar barred from the UK because his presence was ruled not conducive to the public good are available at Woolwich Library.
Dr Zakir Naik was banned in 2010 by the Home Secretary, who found his comments amounted to "unacceptable behaviour".
BBC London has now discovered three of his works in a public library. They contain controversial statements on women, Jews and terrorism. [BBC] Read more
