Extremist accused of encouraging terror attacks

A man accused of using a Google+ account to post Islamic State propaganda and encourage lone wolf terror attacks in the UK has appeared in court. Adam Wyatt, 48, denies nine charges relating to extremist material published online encouraging jihad. He also denies five offences relating to the possession of terrorist material including IS magazines. Two other charges concern shared posts glorifying the Westminster terror attack and inciting Muslims to carry out lone wolf attacks on British streets. Wyatt is…

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