Jagger Strang will be sentenced for terrorism offences at Birmingham Crown Court after pleading guilty to making threats to blow up a college.
The teenager, who was 18 when he pleaded guilty in May, threatened to kill fellow students at Stafford College and set off a bomb there, and was later found to be in possession of explosives and bomb-making tutorials.
Two days before his arrest, he had researched serial killers, mass school stabbings and Southport killer Axel Rudakabana, as well as how to make a pressure-cooker bomb.
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