(BBC) A man accused of having explosives, detonators and documents referring to jihad and combat has appeared before Westminster magistrates.
Asad Bhatti, charged with terrorism offences, did not enter a plea.
The 47-year-old from Redhill, Surrey, was arrested after police raided a property in the town on 8 January.
He has been accused of possessing chemicals found in a storage unit that were capable of producing the explosive substance nitroglycerine.
Three remote detonators, including an improvised detonator that contained traces of an explosive substance, were also allegedly found at his home and in the storage unit.
