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Teenage neonazi group leader becomes youngest convicted terrorist
THE teenage leader of a neonazi cell became one of Britain’s youngest convicted terrorists today.
The boy, from Cornwall, was aged just 13 when he began gathering terrorist material and went on to share far-right extremist ideology in online chatrooms at the age of 14.
He appeared before the Old Bailey today, having admitted 12 offences: two of dissemination of terrorist documents and 10 of possession of terrorist material.
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