Lennon bomb suspect asked son to buy peroxide

The son of a man accused of conspiring to murder Celtic manager Neil Lennon and other high-profile supporters of the club was asked to buy peroxide by his father, a court has heard.

Lennon   bomb suspect asked son to buy peroxide

Paul Millan, who used to be known as Paul Muirhead, was giving evidence at the trial of his father, Trevor Muirhead, and co-accused Neil McKenzie. Both are accused of plotting to kill Lennon by sending improvised explosive devices to him.

Yesterday, Mr Millan admitted he had lied in his original police statement when he told officers that he did not know McKenzie.

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