New Delhi, Oct. 17 -- Ten days after his 18th birthday, Johannes Natland flew to England on an emergency passport, because his own had expired, to shoot a stranger for money. On Friday a judge sent him to prison for 20 years.

what can actually be proved.

On Iran, the court could not get far. The judge said prosecutors lacked the evidence for a foreign-power aggravation because they cannot say who the intended victim was. Counter Terrorism Policing, which led the inquiry, said it "found no evidence of any direct link to Iran in this case."

Police still placed him inside the Foxtrot Network. Counter Terrorism Policing said the Swedish group is sanctioned by Britain and the United States for "orchestrating violence against Jewish and Isra...