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Nazi sympathiser told by judge to read classics after terror conviction 'enjoyed Shakespeare more than Jane Austen' - Vimarsana News

Nazi sympathiser told by judge to read classics after terror conviction 'enjoyed Shakespeare more than Jane Austen'

Ben John avoided prison time by reading books and plays by Jane Austen, Thomas Hardy, Charles Dickens and William Shakespeare

Ben John: Judge encouraged by extremist's progress with classic novels - Vimarsana News

Ben John: Judge encouraged by extremist's progress with classic novels

Ben John was ordered by a judge to read classic novels after being found with a bomb-making manual.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Extremist told to read classics by UK judge 'enjoyed Shakespeare more than Austen' | UK criminal justice - Vimarsana News

Extremist told to read classics by UK judge 'enjoyed Shakespeare more than Austen' | UK criminal justice

Ben John gives update on reading list after being handed suspended sentence for terrorism offence

Neo-Nazi student, 21, spared jail to read classic literature 'enjoyed Shakespeare more than Austen' - Vimarsana News

Neo-Nazi student, 21, spared jail to read classic literature 'enjoyed Shakespeare more than Austen'

A Neo-Nazi handed a suspended jail sentence by a judge who suggested he should read literature classics has given his take on the books.

Solicitor General meets students at Warwick University - Vimarsana News

Solicitor General meets students at Warwick University

The Solicitor General, Alex Chalk QC MP, today met Warwick University’s Law, Politics and Philosophy (PPL) Society to discuss his role as one of the UK’s Law Officers and what the Government is doing to tackle hate crime.

Source: gov.uk