A judge has demanded a police force apologise for failing to disclose notebooks belonging to the Nottingham attacker which contained lists of bomb making ingredients.
The notebooks belonging to Valdo Calocane also contained ‘deeply misogynistic’ ramblings as well as references to the Manchester Arena attack – but were not considered to be of ‘evidential value’ by bungling Nottinghamshire police officers who hid their existence for three years.
Among pages of drawings were lists of explosives including acetone peroxide, which is also known as TATP or Mother of Satan, the explosive used in the November 2015 attacks in Paris and the Brussels attack
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