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Death threats sent to Scots veteran fighting for Northern Ireland soldiers facing prosecution over Troubles

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A former soldier has been targeted with death threats over a campaign to support Northern Ireland veterans facing prosecution for their role in the Troubles.Mum Suzanne Fernando spearheads a movement demanding an end to a probe into soldiers for alleged crimes committed during the conflict.Now police are investigating sickening messages sent online to the former Royal Military Police soldier.Suzanne, 44, who suffered from ­post-traumatic stress disorder after serving in Northern Ireland, insists she will not live in fear of the abuse.She said: “I’ve stood by my fellow veterans as we peacefully protested against the criminal investigations into historic alleged crimes committed by soldiers.“I’ve had a wonderful time showing solidarity with

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