SAS sniper returns to work after firearm charge overturned
Sergeant Danny Nightingale has returned to work today after being released from jail last week.
Talking to BBC Breakfast, his wife Sally said he had been put back on the payroll but would now have to undergo tests regarding a brain injury which affected his memory.
The SAS sniper was released after having his conviction illegally possessing a pistol and ammunition overturned by three appeal judges.
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