Terror teens trial verdict in

TWO Ravensthorpe teenagers accused plotting to blow up the BNP have been found not guilty.

Waris Ali, 18, of Dearnley Street, and Dabeer Hussain, 18, of Clarkson Street, had both denied possessing articles for a terrorist purpose.

During a thirteen day trial jurors at Leeds Crown Court heard the pair had copies of terror manual The Anarchist's Cookbook on their home computers.

A police raid on Ali's home in 2006 uncovered quantities of potassium nitrate and calcium carbonate, which the prosecution said could be used to make a bomb.

But Ali said he downloaded the manual so he could make fireworks and smokebombs with the chemicals.

Dewsbury Reporter

'Neo-Nazi' accused of hoarding bomb-making materials

A suspected neo-Nazi accused of hoarding bomb-making materials at his Grimsby home has appeared in court to face terrorist charges.

Nathan Worrell, 34, appeared at City of Westminster Magistrates' Court via video link from Blakenhurst Prison, Worcestershire, for a short hearing. Police allegedly found bomb-making manuals, weedkiller and dismantled fireworks at his Cromwell Road flat, which was raided on January 24. Unemployed Worrell is also accused of possessing a collection of far-right wing political literature and propaganda.

He is charged with possessing material for terrorist purposes and information useful for an act of terrorism. He also faces a third charge of waging a racist campaign of harassment against an Asian man and his partner.

District Judge Nicholas Evans adjourned the case until March 13, when the case will be committed to crown court.

Shaven-headed Worrell wore a grey sweatshirt and spoke only to confirm his name. There was no application for bail and no formal plea was entered.

Doncaster Free Press