(BBC) A man has been convicted of terrorism offences after extremist material was found on his mobile phone.
Mohammed Adnan Saleem, 22, of Montrose Avenue, Luton, had saved several banned documents, including a bomb-making manual and a file on explosives.
He was found guilty on three counts — brought under the Terrorism Act 2000 — after a three-week trial at the Old Bailey in London.
Saleem will be sentenced at the same court on 28 April.
He was arrested in May 2020 during an investigation led by the Eastern Region Special Operations Unit (ERSOU).
