Alfie Coleman, 22, from Great Notley in Essex, is jailed for preparing terrorist acts after being caught by MI5 in an undercover sting. Multiple outlets report that Coleman planned a mass gun attack and was found guilty following a trial process that includes an April guilty verdict and a later retrial, with sentencing at London’s Old Bailey. Several reports say the case involved Coleman’s attempts to acquire firearms and ammunition as part of his plan, and he is described as having been involved with extreme right-wing and neo-Nazi ideology. The Independent and other newspapers also describe the investigation as beginning with undercover work that identified and stopped the plot before it could be carried out. The court sentences Coleman to a prison term of about 13 to 13-and-a-half years, depending on how outlets round the figure. One outlet adds that Coleman had engaged with online extremist material as a teenager, and another says he idolised a previous extremist offender. Another outlet reports the defendant appears emotional in court as the judge delivers the sentence.