A white supremacist is facing years behind bars after admitting a series of terrorism charges.

Trucker Ian Davison was found with lethal chemical weapon ricin when anti-terror police raided his North East home.

Now the 41-year-old has admitted six terrorism charges at Newcastle Crown Court and was warned by a judge to expect prison.

Flanked by four prison guards from High Security Frankland Prison, Davison pleaded guilty to offences including preparing for acts of terrorism and producing ricin.

Davison had been arrested when officers raided his home in Burnopfield, County Durham, last summer.

His son, Nicky, denies two linked charges and will stand trial next month.

Judge John Milford said: "Ian Davison, doubtless you have been told only custody can follow. You will be sentenced after your son's trial has concluded."