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Robert Gregory was jailed for terrorism offences at Winchester Crown Court AN ASPIRING terrorist who fantasised about killing former Prime Minister Theresa May and blowing himself up in a mosque used easily accessible videos on YouTube to research how to make a DIY bomb, a court heard. Robert Gregory wrote in his diary that he wanted to kill MPs, murder a news reporter on live television and researched on the internet ‘How to justify killing a Muslim'. As part of his plans, the 24-year-old admitted watching two videos online about how to construct explosives - one called ‘How to mak...

A terrorist inspired by the Christchurch massacre who fantasized about killing Theresa May and blowing himself up in a mosque before searching 'how to justify killing a Muslim' has been jailed for more than four years. Robert Gregory wrote in his diary that he wanted to kill MPs, murder a news reporter on live television while also making a number of troubling searches online.   As part of his plans, the 24-year-old admitted watching YouTube videos about how to construct explosives - one called 'How to make a mini bomb' and the other entitled 'How to make a simple time bomb DIY'.

Robert Gregory, 24 and of Bournemouth, has been jailed for terrorism offences A BOURNEMOUTH man has been put behind bars for terrorism offences after his phone contained content relating to the manufacturing of a bomb. Robert Gregory, 24, had his mobile phone seized back in April 2019 after concerns were raised about searches that had been made on the device. A detailed review of his mobile phone revealed that instructional videos on the manufacture of a small explosive device and an electronic timer had been viewed, or otherwise accessed. This activity took place on April 13 and the ...

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