Afghans Want Harry's Head After He Admits He Killed 25 People

Afghans have called for the Duke of Sussex to be put on trial following his admission he killed 25 people during military tours in the country.

Protesters claimed his actions as an Apache helicopter co-pilot gunner a decade ago had been 'cruel'.

It came as British hate preacher Anjem Choudary today renewed his criticism of Harry and warned that British troops in Muslim countries would now face 'increased risk to their safety'.

houdary, who was jailed for five-and-a-half years in 2016 for inviting support for Islamic State in online lectures, also used the royal’s admissions to vilify Muslims who serve in the British Army.

The extremist suggested that Harry's revelations were a 'warning' to Muslim soldiers and claimed that 'to join the British Army would be an act of apostasy', or the abandonment of their religious beliefs.

'As many security and military experts have concurred, the presence of British troops in Muslim countries will now be a cause of heightened insecurity and instability and an increased risk to their safety in light of Harry's provocative and hurtful statements,' Choudary said in an online statement today.

Over the weekend Choudary, who was freed on licence in 2018, issued a statement in which he accused the Royal Family of having a 'dark history of occupying Muslim lands'.