An SAS sniper accused of illegally possessing a gun and ammunition is to begin giving evidence at his court martial. Sgt Danny Nightingale's previous conviction for the same charges was quashed by Court of Appeal judges in March.
A panel of five officers who will sit as board or jury for Danny Nightingale's court martial have been sworn in.
The Judge Advocate General advises them to ignore any media coverage they have seen to date in this case.
Some special forces members currently serving in Afghanistan are expected to give evidence via videolink during this court martial.
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