Former British soldier jailed for storing loyalist arms

A former British soldier has been jailed for nine years in Belfast today after a court heard he had hidden guns and explosives for loyalist paramilitaries.

A former British soldier has been jailed for nine years in Belfast today after a court heard he had hidden guns and explosives for loyalist paramilitaries.

William Ian Thompson, who was a lance corporal in the Royal Irish Regiment, was arrested by RUC detectives investigating the murder of solicitor Rosemary Nelson.

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