Over 3,500 people died of drug poisoning last year a record level in england and wales. And barcelona tell Paris St Germain they must pay a record breaking £198 million fee in full before they can sign their brazilian striker neymar. Our main story at 5. Four men from the West Midlands have been found guilty of plotting an attack, similar to that carried out on the soldier lee rigby. A gang calling themselves the three musketeers, along with one other man, were thought to be planning to attack police and military targets on british soil. Three of the men were convicted terrorists who met in prison. Theyll be sentenced tomorrow. 0ur correspondent tom burridge is at the old bailey for us. Three of these men had already been jailed for terrorism offences and in Fa Ct Jailed For Terrorism Offences and in fact they met at belmarsh prison. Information on all four of their la pto ps information on all four of their laptops and Mobile Phones said they we re laptops and Mobile Phones said they were obsessed with violent islamist rhetoric. Text in the days before their arrest suggested bigger frustrated they had not carried out violent jihad. Frustrated they had not carried out violentjihad. The problem for police is that they were knowledgeable about avoiding surveillance in the case gives us an interesting insight into the lengths that Counterterrorism Police had to go to as phil mackie reports. The raid at Hero Couriers in birmingham last august. An area near the city centre was evacuated and the bomb Disposal Unit called in. It was the culmination of an elaborate undercover operation in which the four men were observed meeting each other in birmingham and in stoke. They were already well known to the authorities. Naweed ali and Khobaib Hussain had been jailed after travelling to a terror Training Camp in pakistan in 2011. In prison, they met mohibur rahman, who had been jailed for possessing terrorist material. They called themselves the three musketeers. Rahmans friend, tahir aziz, a former member of the banned Extremist Group al muhajiroun, later joined the group. The more they watched them, the more the Police Became suspicious. These men, along with aziz, were very aware of surveillance and carried out countersurveillance strategies. They used unregistered phones, they used encrypted Social Media Apps to exchange extremist and violent material. They often met In Public Open Spaces such as parks so they could not be listened in to. We needed to be one step ahead of them and put together an operation that was bold and ambitious, but that would ensure we kept communities safe and provided enough evidence to put before the court. The Courier Company just up there was a front. The boss was an Undercover Police officer. Khobaib hussain and naweed ali were givenjobs there, and when ali went out on a delivery, they searched his car and found a cache of weapons. There was a partially constructed pipe bomb, a meat cleaver with the word kafir, or unbeliever, scratched onto the blade. And a replica handgun. This plot was foiled, but the release of more terrorists from prison could lead to future problems. The fact that people are being released and you know that theyre terrorists, they have been convicted of terrorist offences, they are being released back into society and theres no reason to think that they have been de radicalised. I think society across the world needs to ask themselves the question. Are you happy with that . Ali and hussain come from spark hill in birmingham, where a local Charity Works with the home office on counter radicalisation. So can someones views become more extreme after theyve been to prison . If theyve bumped into somebody inside who is actually grooming them and radicalising them then, yes, of course. But if they are provided with the right support and then they basically dont come out worse. Is there any hope for somebody whos got that absolute commitment to an extremist Point Of View . Yes, absolutely. We believe theres always hope. We believe with the right support and the right programmes, theres always hope. The four men will be sentenced later three of them for a second time. Phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. We can now tell you that the group had links to the islamist hate preacher jailed last had links to the islamist Hate Preacherjailed last year, anjem choudary. That information was kept from thejury choudary. That information was kept from the jury because it was deemed to be prejudicial. But the case was long and protracted and complicated. Some witnesses for the prosecution we re some witnesses for the prosecution were grilled for more than two weeks, one in particular, an Undercover Officer called vincent. The defence tried to argue that the evidence had been planted but that was rejected by thejury. The man will be sentenced here at the old bailey tomorrow. An inquest has heard how a british man who was fighting Islamic State militants in syria took his own life to avoid being captured. Ryan lock, who was 20 and from chichester in west sussex, died while fighting alongside Kurdish Forces in the Northern City of raqqa last december. Recording a narrative verdict, the coroner at the hearing in portsmouth said mr lock had sustained a leg wound and he was not prepared to fall into the hands of a Cruel And Ruthless enemy. After 65 years of official Public Engagements, the Duke Of Edinburgh has made his final solo appearance on royal duty. Prince philip braved the rain to attend a parade by the Royal Marines, of which hes the Captain General. Now 96, hes the longest serving consort in british history. 0ur correspondent Sarah Campbell is at Buckingham Palace for us. Good afternoon. On his 90th birthday Prince Philip said he had done his bit and he would be stepping down finally six years later, it actually happened. Earlier this afternoon on a very wet and windy Buckingham Palace for court he was given three cheers by the Royal Marines on this, his last solo Public Engagement. It was a sendoff which one suspects he will have enjoyed. A Military Parade mounted on the forecourt of Buckingham Palace by the Royal Marines. The Fighting Force which is part of his beloved royal navy and of which he became Captain General way back in 1953. Back then the duke was in his early 30s. Now he is 96 and he has finally accepted it is time to step back. Departing with three cheers from the marines and his own memories of seven decades on the public stage. Hes been a familiar and sometimes forthright feature of National Life ever since his marriage to the then Princess Elizabeth in november 19117. And although his robust approach to people and events has sometimes got him into trouble, few can criticise his devotion to royal duty. Most often in support of the queen, but also in pursuit of his own separate programme, supporting issues like the environment and the Development Of The Awards Programme for young people which he created and which is named after him. It is not a complete retirement from public life. The duke will still accompany the queen to certain events. But after more than 22,000 Solo Engagements and more than 600 solo overseas visits since the queen came to the throne, the dukes withdrawal is a further reminder of the transition which is gradually taking place, with Prince Charles and his sons taking on more. There are more red boxes going to Prince Charles now. There is another one going say to prince william. So the change, very quietly, very well organised, and almost unnoticeable, has been going on now for five years. After 70 years of royal duty together, the queen will certainly miss having her husband at her side for most of her public appearances. From now on younger members of the royal family will take the place of the duke as the self declared leading plaque unveiled in the world finally takes things a little easier. Seven decades of public servers, 22,000 Solo Engagements, 637 solo overseas visits not including all the engagements carried out with the queen. In the future the palace has said he may still decide to attend certain events alongside the Queen Elizabeth is not the last we will see of the Duke Of Edinburgh. Her schedule we understand will continue as normal but as we heard, she will be accompanied by other members of the royal family taking the place of the royal family taking the place of the duke. With his continued passion for carriage riding, the environment and the outdoors, his retirement is unlikely to be sedate. Martin palmer has been a friend and religious adviser to Prince Philip since 1985. Hejoins us from our bristol studio. Good to see you. The duke, how do you think he is feeling today, relieved . I suspect so. Ive known him for 30 years and in the past five years things have been more difficult, he has been more tired and the last event we did with him, and the last event we did with him, a group of religious leaders from china, a couple of months ago, he was looking tired. But i think also you have to remember he has been used to having periods of time off. When you plan the royal diaries you do them in six month slots from january to june and do them in six month slots from January Tojune and Thenjuly To December and always we knew we could not block anything maybe before mid 0ctoberfor the not block anything maybe before mid 0ctober for the second part. Not block anything maybe before mid 0ctoberfor the second part. So it is not as though he has never relaxed and he knows how to relax, i can tell you that having been with him ona can tell you that having been with him on a few relaxing moments. We we re him on a few relaxing moments. We were all watching him being saluted by the Royal Marines today and he looked incredibly spritely, walking with purpose and a stiff back. You wonder if it is just tiredness or if perhaps hes feeling, i have done this for such a long time, i want to do something else. I think primarily it is tiredness, he is incredibly fit for someone of his age. He takes great pride in what he does, great pride i think more importantly in what he enables other people to be able to do. That is hugely important. He has always been the kind of person who was more interested in the people that he is meeting than in them asking him questions. And so he has always had this sense ofjust finding the world is fascinating. And as was said, by nicholas, hes not going to get up in the morning in his slippers, he is going to be reading, thinking, many of the meetings i have been too with him were unofficial, just we met because we wanted to talk about ideas. That will not stop and my only fear is that he will have more time to read and that means i will have to read even more to keep up with him he has been the longest serving royal consort in history. But it must be remembered that it was a role that he was not, it took a long time to adapt to and get used to. He did not feel it was fit for him at the beginning. Not at all, no one expected King George Vi to die so young. And it cut short as we have heard, his naval career, something he loved. And really delighted in. And for a while yes, he was a bit lost, what to do, what is your role especially someone with such strong opinions as him. But what he emerged with was two things, first he realised that if he could wear the trousers is it were in the winterfamily, the wear the trousers is it were in the winter family, the queen could wear the crown more easily. And secondly, people would actually Pay Attention to him if he raised an issue whether it was environment, young people, plainfield, whatever it was, that people would actually notice things that otherwise would past beyond surveillance. And also his ability to bring together people who otherwise would never want to meet. Never mind be able to beat. He has brokered more deals, more meetings between people who were at daggers drawn with each other often or at least groups who are completely ignorant of the fact that they can work with other groups, that i think anyone would ever appreciate. Because although is public facade is this blustery character and he can be that, actually he very much listens rather than talks. And that is quite something. He looked very spritely today, how do you think he would like history to remember the professional, public role but he has played as consort to the queen . think as somebody who was completely supportive of the queen, once he worked out what that meant. I think that took a couple of years before that took a couple of years before that was comfortable. And i think he would love to be remembered as somebody who was unconventional, someone somebody who was unconventional, someone who could take people who perhaps were being over earnest and make them laugh. I remember not long ago an event at which we had some very earnest californians running something called global world or something called global world or something and he found them slightly tiresome. They breezed in and philip said, maybe, did you think the world was flat before Question Mark wonderful that youre telling people it is global. And there was a moment of complete, what is he talking about. And then suddenly they realised the humour and were able to tell what it was about. Theyre not many people who can carry that. Sometimes it has backfired a bit but ican sometimes it has backfired a bit but i can tell you, of the many that i have heard, i have heard many others that broke the ice and enabled people to feel that they had had a real conversation rather than just a handshake. Great to get your reflections, martin. An Emergency Operation has been underway to help a0 army cadets in the Mourne Mountains in Northern Ireland. The Ministry Of Defence said army cadets aged between 12 and 17 had been camping and got into difficulties. All the children who are understood to from england are now said to be safe and accounted for. 0ur correspondent Chris Buckler is in the Mourne Mountains. All taken off the mountain safely but it was a difficultjob for Rescue Services with dreadful Weather Closing in . Yes and the last of the Mountain Rescue and ambulance teams are just leaving but little more than an hour ago this quiet Country Crossroads was covered in emergency vehicles. And people helping to bring down children from up helping to bring down children from up in the mountainsjust helping to bring down children from up in the mountains just above. Helping to bring down children from up in the mountainsjust above. You can probably see the list of the top of the mountains. Earlier this morning and overnight the wind and rain made conditions pretty treacherous here and a number of those young people got into trouble, some suffered minor injuries. I saw some suffered minor injuries. I saw some of the children coming down, stretchered off the mountain, some with leg injuries and others suffering hypothermia. It has been a huge effort to try to get them. Some of the Mountain Rescue teams that have been working away, there are now looking towards leaving this place now but up until now it has been a case ofjust get the young people off the mountain as quickly as possible. As you mentioned, there are cadets, here on a camping exercise, and they were here trying to just exercise, and they were here trying tojust go exercise, and they were here trying to just go through an operation of some sort. Really involved in a camp but the conditions were not prepared for and we have had some suffering from the effect of cold, others with minor injuries. The ambulance did not want to talk too much about it, still treating the young people. And helicopters, four by four vehicles and many people involved in this operation. As you mentioned the Ministry Of Defence released a statement, these young people were coming overfrom statement, these young people were coming over from england, statement, these young people were coming overfr