Rise and fall of Combat 18
1992: Combat 18 name coined. Campaign of telephone harassment and street violence.
1993: C18 leads attack on Irish bars in Kilburn after England football game at Wembley.
1994: Takeover of Nazi music scene.
1995: C18 takes credit for riot which led to cancelled England v Ireland football match in Dublin.
1996: Plot hatched to send letter bombs via Denmark to swimmer Sharron Davies, then married to black athlete Derek Redmond; Danish-racist jailed for eight years.
1997: Charlie Sargent jailed for 17 months and Will Browning for 12 for racist C18 magazine.
1998: Sargent jailed for life for the murder of Chris Castle.
1999: Two police officers murdered in Sweden by Nazis. Car bombings and shootings follow, C18 allies blamed.
2001: C18 involved in Oldham riots. Browning gets community service for attack on Trafalgar Square in Bloody Sunday demo.
