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Judge praises Lincolnshire for neo-Nazi terror investigation
A judge has praised a Lincolnshire team after their 11-month investigation led to the conviction of a neo-Nazi who had downloaded bomb-making instructions.
Brought to book: Ben John will have to read classic novels as part of his sentence
Date - 1st September 2021
By - Chris Smith
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