SAS sniper Danny Nightingale to be tried again

Danny Nightingale's conviction for illegal weapon possession was overturned, but he faces a retrial. His family was surprised by this decision. Due to a brain injury, he is unfit for active service, leading to a medical discharge. His defense argues the injury caused him to forget possessing the firearm. Regardless of the trial's outcome, his military career is over, but he has job offers as a civilian.

What was the initial reaction of Danny Nightingale's family to the news of a retrial?

• They were angry.

• They were indifferent.

• They were shocked.

• They were relieved.

What medical condition has affected Danny Nightingale's ability to serve in the military?

• A respiratory illness

• A broken leg

• A brain injury

• A heart condition

What is the likely outcome for Danny Nightingale's military career, regardless of the trial's verdict?

• He will be promoted.

• He will continue serving.

• He will be medically discharged.

• He will be transferred to another unit.

What is the main argument in Danny Nightingale's defense regarding his possession of a firearm?

• He was unaware of the law.

• He was framed by someone else.

• He forgot due to a brain injury.

• He had permission from his superiors.

What opportunities are available to Danny Nightingale after his military career?

• He will return to active duty.

• He plans to retire completely.

• He has several job offers.

• He has no job offers.