Man caught in UK with Nazi, terrorism and child abuse images faces new charges in Ireland

London native Mark Nolan, 37, has had his extradition to Britain postponed because of new charges brought against him in Ireland

Accused has been charged with five new offences in this jurisdiction, four of them for possession of firearms. Picture: Collins Courts

A British man who was allegedly caught in possession of Nazi, terrorism and child abuse materials has had his extradition postponed because of new charges brought against him in Ireland.

London native Mark Nolan, 37, appeared on Thursday by video-link from Midlands Prison at the High Court to hear his surrender was being postponed.