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Man who encouraged attack on UK’s Prince George admits terrorism charges

Man who encouraged attack on UK’s Prince George admits terrorism charges

  • Husnain Rashid, 32, posted information on the Telegram messaging service to encourage extremists to carry out attacks along with information to help them with possible targets.
  • Rashid had initially denied the charges but during his trial at Woolwich Crown Court he changed his plea to guilty.
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