White Muslim convert Richard Dart has been jailed for six years for plotting a terror attack in former military repatriation town Wootton Bassett. His accomplices were jailed for four years and six months and nine years and nine months.
Three British Islamic extremists including a white Muslim convert and a former police community support officer have been jailed for terrorism.
Richard Dart, Jahangir Alom and Imran Mahmood, were sentenced at the Old Bailey for engaging in conduct in preparation of acts of terrorism.
Dart was jailed for six years, Alom for four years and six months and Mahmood for nine years and nine months.
Mr Justice Simon told the trio they held "radical Islamist beliefs and have shown yourselves to be committed to acts of terrorism".
They admitted the offence between July 2010 and July last year at a previous hearing last month.
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