Footage of law enforcement showing the UK's 'largest collection of illegal weapons to be discovered', in the home of a parish councillor.

A 65-year-old firearms dealer from Norfolk has been jailed for six years over part of the stash following the discovery of 463 illegal firearms (including explosives, machine guns and a missile launcher).

The weapons were found in a secret room in a property owned by parish council chairman James Arnold who was arrested in connection with the find but died of cancer aged 49 while awaiting trial.

Anthony Buckland from Stoke Holy Cross was convicted of supplying a firearm which was part of the large haul in Wyverstone, Suffolk.

Norwich Crown Court heard that Buckland sold some of the prohibited guns and was convicted of multiple firearms offences.

A 65-year-old firearms dealer from Norfolk has been jailed for six years following the discovery of a stash of guns in a secret room in a Suffolk home.

Anthony Buckland from Stoke Holy Cross was convicted of supplying a firearm which was part of the large haul including machine guns, shotguns and rifles found at a house in Wyverstone, between Diss and Stowmarket.

The owner of the property was James Arnold, 49, who was arrested in connection with the find but died of cancer, aged 49, while awaiting trial.

Norwich Crown Court heard that Buckland sold some of the prohibited guns.

Buckland was also convicted of selling weapons which he incorrectly claimed had been converted and made legal to other customers.