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The review into the government's counter-terrorism early intervention Prevent strategy warned that rhetoric from Pakistan is impacting UK Muslim communities when it comes to "inflaming anti-India sentiment, particularly around the subject of Kashmir". The review warns against a false narrative being disseminated by a tiny number of pro-Khalistan groups operating in the UK.
 

While in a criminal court hearing, Jaswant Singh Chail (21), who was detained on the grounds of the royal residence while the late queen was there, pleaded guilty to three charges that include a section of the 180-year-old Treason Act, admitting an 'intent... to injure the person of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, or to alarm Her Majesty.'

Lancashire Police, which had been “looking into” the matter, confirmed it had issued a fixed penalty notice to Sunak, which involves a 100 pounds fine for not wearing a seatbelt in a moving car.
 

Prince Harry, who accuses his brother in the book of pushing him to the ground in an altercation in 2019, has said he would like to be reconciled with his family but that he needs "accountability" first.

Prince Harry claims he had enough material for "two books", and did not include some things in his memoir because his father and brother would never forgive him. He told the media there were some things "I just don't want the world to know". He also said he wanted an apology to Meghan from his family members.

Prince Harry’s memoir is set to release on January 10, 2023. The 416-page book is available to purchase on hardcover. Spare will be released in 16 different languages and there will be an audiobook read by Prince Harry himself. 

While Harry attended the 2007 Rugby World Cup semi-final in Paris, then he drove through the same tunnel where his mother had died 10 years back. In the memoir, he recounted the intense pain he felt in his attempt to find closure.
 

Boris Johnson stood down as prime minister in early September after he lost the support of ministers and lawmakers following months of scandals. He has been paid more than 1 million pounds ($1.24 million) to deliver four speeches since he left Downing Street just over three months ago.

Parliamentarians in the United Kingdom recently took an exam and scored lower than average 10-year-olds, a report said. The event was organised by More Than A Score, a campaign that advocates for the scrapping of unnecessary tests.

The Conservative government of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak added that a "raft of new measures will give employees greater access to flexibility over where, when, and how they work, leading to happier, more productive staff."