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.
The trial of an SAS sniper accused of illegally possessing a gun and ammunition has heard that Sgt Danny Nightingale had given "various explanations" for how they came into his possession.
Timothy Cray, prosecuting said:
Mr Cray told the board that Sgt Nightingale would now be inviting the court to consider that his earlier explanations were "unreliable" due to memory difficulties.
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