Speaking to Express.co.uk former SAS soldier and Northern Ireland veteran Rusty Firmin, 71, who led the SAS 'Blue Team' during Operation Nimrod, the famous assault on the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980 ...

Speaking to Express.co.uk former SAS soldier and Northern Ireland veteran Rusty Firmin, 71, who led the SAS 'Blue Team' during Operation Nimrod, the famous assault on the Iranian Embassy siege in 1980 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In ‘6 Days’, Netflix’s gripping new film about the 1980 Iranian Embassy siege, Jamie Bell plays real-life SAS soldier Rusty Firmin ...

Jamie Bell plays SAS soldier in film about 1980 Iranian Embassy siege based on Rusty Firmin's book A leading light in the famed SAS Iranian Embassy siege was due to play a crunch West Midlands cup ...

SPECIAL Air Service legend Rusty Firmin has mocked SAS: Who Dares Wins – insisting the programme bears no resemblance to real-life. The Ant Middleton-fronted Channel 4 show pits contestants against ...

The Harraby Theatre has announced that former SAS soldier Rusty Firmin will be hosting a talk on July 10. On the 40th anniversary of the Iranian Embassy siege, Firmin will be talking about his ...

Hull will get the chance to see one of history's bravest men as he comes to the city to share his experience of six days which shook the world. In April 1980, six armed men stormed the Iranian Embassy ...

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A man who undoubtedly ranks among Britain’s bravest has been in Hull. Rusty Firmin was the leader of 22 SAS regiment – best known for storming the Iranian Embassy in London to end a six-day siege in ...

A leading light in the famed SAS Iranian Embassy siege was due to play a crunch West Midlands cup final on the very day he and colleagues stormed the building. Rusty Firmin – easily identifiable in ...

SPECIAL Air Service legend Rusty Firmin has mocked SAS: Who Dares Wins – insisting the programme bears no resemblance to real-life. The Ant Middleton-fronted Channel 4 show pits contestants against ...