Eight German neo-Nazis jailed over planned attacks

Men were part of hooligan skinhead scene in country's former communist east

Eight members of a German neo-Nazi cell have been jailed after a court found them guilty of forming a "terrorist organisation" that was planning a campaign of violence.

The higher regional court in Dresden sentenced the accused, aged between 22 and 32, to prison terms ranging from two years and three months to five and a half years for the ringleader of the group that called itself "Revolution Chemnitz".