Ex-SAS sniper found guilty
Former SAS sniper Sgt Danny Nightingale has been convicted by a court martial board of possessing a Glock 9mm pistol and 338 rounds of ammunition, which were found in his bedroom in September 2011.
Sgt Nightingale says he still struggles with brain injury
Sergeant Danny Nightingale has said that he is still struggling with a brain injury he received during an endurance marathon in 2009.
He said "there are now things in my head that are not facts" and added that he sometimes had difficulty recognising his own family members.
His wife Sally added: "He never brought a weapon into the country ... He still confabulates and still struggles with his brain injury on a day-to-day basis".
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