Jail for financial analyst who kept nitroglycerine in his fridge

A financial analyst who was caught hoarding explosives after he took his computer to a repair shop has been jailed for eight years. Asad Bhatti, 49, kept chemicals and circuitry which could be used to make bombs at his home in Redhill, Surrey. Bhatti rented a storage unit housing a chemical mixture described as ‘black powder’ and a home-made detonator, the Old Bailey heard. He kept a ‘significant library’ of instructions on how to make explosive devices and documents entitled…

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