Briton accused of terrorism offences posted picture of Prince George: courtLONDON (Reuters) - A British man posted a picture of Prince George, 4, and the address of his London school as part of a series of possible targets for Islamist militants, a court heard on Wednesday. Husnain Rashid, 31, is accused of posting information on the Telegram messaging service to encourage jihadis to carry out attacks along with information to help them with possible targets such as stadia.  Prosecutor Rebecca Mundy told London s Westminster Magistrates Court that this included posting a picture of Prince George, son of Queen Elizabeth s grandson Prince William and Kate and destined to be the future king, next to a silhouette of a jihadi fighter. The post included the address of his school in southwest London which he started attending in September and was accompanied with the caption  even the royal family will not be left alone , the court heard. Rashid, from Nelson in Lancashire, northern England, is charged with preparing terrorism acts, which involved plans to travel to Syria to engage in fighting, and preparing to assist others to commit terrorist acts. He did not apply for bail and indicated he would plead not guilty to the charges. He was remanded in custody until Dec. 20 when he will appear at London s Old Bailey central criminal court. worldnews
breton accused terrorism offences posted picture prince george courtlondon reuters a british man posted picture prince george address london school part series possible targets islamic militants court heard wednesday hussain rapid accused posting information telegram messaging service encourage jihadist carry attacks along information help possible targets stadia prosecutor rebecca mundo told london westminster magistrates court included posting picture prince george son queen elizabeth grandson prince william kate destined future king next silhouette jihad fighter the post included address school southwest london started attending september accompanied caption even royal family left alone court heard rapid nelson lancashire northern england charged preparing terrorism acts involved plans travel syria engage fighting preparing assist others commit terrorist acts he apply bail indicated would plead guilty charges he remanded custody appear london old bailey central criminal court worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Briton accused of terrorism offences posted picture of Prince George: courtLONDON (Reuters) - A British man posted a picture of Prince George, 4, and the address of his London school as part of a series of possible targets for Islamist militants, a court heard on Wednesday. Husnain Rashid, 31, is accused of posting information on the Telegram messaging service to encourage jihadis to carry out attacks along with information to help them with possible targets such as stadia.  Prosecutor Rebecca Mundy told London s Westminster Magistrates Court that this included posting a picture of Prince George, son of Queen Elizabeth s grandson Prince William and Kate and destined to be the future king, next to a silhouette of a jihadi fighter. The post included the address of his school in southwest London which he started attending in September and was accompanied with the caption  even the royal family will not be left alone , the court heard. Rashid, from Nelson in Lancashire, northern England, is charged with preparing terrorism acts, which involved plans to travel to Syria to engage in fighting, and preparing to assist others to commit terrorist acts. He did not apply for bail and indicated he would plead not guilty to the charges. He was remanded in custody until Dec. 20 when he will appear at London s Old Bailey central criminal court. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: breton accused terrorism offences posted picture prince george courtlondon reuters a british man posted picture prince george address london school part series possible targets islamic militants court heard wednesday hussain rapid accused posting information telegram messaging service encourage jihadist carry attacks along information help possible targets stadia prosecutor rebecca mundo told london westminster magistrates court included posting picture prince george son queen elizabeth grandson prince william kate destined future king next silhouette jihad fighter the post included address school southwest london started attending september accompanied caption even royal family left alone court heard rapid nelson lancashire northern england charged preparing terrorism acts involved plans travel syria engage fighting preparing assist others commit terrorist acts he apply bail indicated would plead guilty charges he remanded custody appear london old bailey central criminal court worldnews