A Norwegian teenager, Johannes Natland, is found guilty in the UK of involvement in a planned murder. Multiple outlets report that Natland travelled from Norway to Britain in March last year with firearms and ammunition and was arrested in a hotel room in Huddersfield, northern England. Prosecutors say he had been recruited for the plot by an organised crime network based in Sweden, described as being used by or linked to the Iranian government or an Iran-backed group. The court hears that Natland was intended to carry out a “hit” against an unspecified target in the UK. One report says the plan involved payment of £21,000 for the attempted assassination, though the intended victim is not identified in the coverage. Another outlet reports the charge as conspiracy to commit murder in Britain. Natland is now reported as aged 19 at the time of conviction, after being arrested when he was 18. The cases’ core details across sources are his travel from Norway to the UK for the plot, his possession of firearms, his arrest in Huddersfield, and the prosecution’s account linking the network to Iran-linked interests.