Man accused of sharing Prince George's photo in 'terror guide'

A man has been accused of sharing Prince George’s photograph and address with potential terrorists.

Husnain Rashid, 31, has appeared in a UK court overnight, accused of assisting terrorists in providing guides, tips and suggested targets for attacks.

It is alleged Rashid shared a picture of Prince George, 4, and details of his school.

It comes as another man appeared in court over an alleged plot to assassinate Prime Minister Theresa May.

Naa'imur Zakariyah Rahman, 20, has been remanded in custody at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London on Wednesday.

The plan allegedly involved planting a bomb near the entrance of Downing Street and then continuing the attack with a knife and suicide vest in a bid to kill the UK leader in the ensuing chaos.

He's been charged with preparing acts of terrorism and appeared alongside another man, Mohammed Aqib Imran.

Imran, who is accused of trying to join the Islamic State group, wasn't charged in connection with the assassination plot.

Rahman is also accused of assisting Imran in terror planning.

The pair was arrested in London and Birmingham last Tuesday by the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command.

Media had previously reported that two men had been directly involved in the plot to kill May.