LONDON (Reuters) - A British man who suggested Islamist militants should target four-year-old Prince George - destined to be Britain’s future king - was sentenced to life in jail on Friday.
Rashid posted information on the messaging platform, Telegram, to encourage jihadis to carry out attacks around the world, along with information about possible targets.
Prosecutors said this included posting a picture of Prince George, son of Queen Elizabeth’s grandson Prince William and third-in-line to the throne, next to the silhouettes of two jihadi fighters.