Radical cleric requests move to new home in Britain LONDON, Nov. 15 (UPI) -- Radical Islamist cleric Abu Qatada has asked to be relocated from his London home days after being released from jail, The Daily Telegraph reported. The reason for his request for the move from his $633,000 home in Wembley, North London, was not reported, though he may have demanded more space or privacy from the constant media presence outside, the Telegraph said Thursday. Qatada was released from prison Tuesday and moved into the home as part of his ongoing fight against deportation. He is subject to a 16-hour-a-day curfew, and the government is spending $7.9 million a year monitoring him by GPS and constant police surveillance. British authorities have placed strict restrictions on who he can meet and will track his movements electronically. Britain's Special Immigration Appeals Commission Monday agreed with Qatada's appeal that he not be deported to Jordan for trial because evidence obtained by torture might be used by prosecutors.