Worrell was arrested after police forced entry to his home on January 24. He was questioned for several days before being taken to City of Westminster Magistrates' Court in London by officers from the Counter Terrorism Unit in Leeds.

Officers found voluminous amounts of far-Right literature and membership cards for the Ku Klux Klan, the November Ninth
Society – the British Nazi party – and the British People's Party.

A large number of manuals on making explosives, booby traps, weapons and poisons were also found, as well as 1.5kg of weedkiller under a sink which contained a key ingredient for bomb-making. Police also found 171 matchstick heads and a number of dismantled fireworks.

The hearing was adjourned until February 7 and Worrell was remanded in custody.

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