Terrorist book

A BUSINESSMAN who used the July 7 bombings as a “marketing opportunity” to promote a “terrorists’ handbook” which he sold on the internet has been jailed for three years.

Terence Brown, 47, was found guilty following a trial at Winchester Crown Court of collecting and distributing material that could have led to attacks.

The court heard that he made $100,000 (€72,000) by selling CDs containing tens of thousands of pages of information at his home in Portsmouth, Hampshire.

Topics included “how to make a letter bomb” and “how to enter countries illegally”.