Johnny Mercer Avoids Jail After Providing New Information to Afghanistan Inquiry

The former MP maintains his stance on protecting whistleblower identities despite pressure from the inquiry judge.

Mercer refused to disclose names of sources alleging SAS misconduct in Afghanistan.
Inquiry chair Sir Charles Haddon-Cave decided not to pursue further action after receiving additional information.
Mercer emphasized his commitment to assisting the inquiry while protecting his sources.
The inquiry is investigating allegations of unlawful killings by British Special Forces between 2010 and 2013.
Mercer has criticized the judge's attempts to compel him to reveal his sources.