Islamabad, Jan 25 : Pakistan's High Commissioner to India Shahid Malik, has received a death threat from a relatively unknown terrorist group, the Dawn reports.

The group, which calls itself the All India Anti-Terrorism Group (AIATG), has warned Malik to leave New Delhi within three days, failing which he would face dire consequences.

"We don't need to make any kind of relation and have no place for any Pakistani in our country," the e-mailed threat said.

London, Sept 20 : British parents need to do more to protect their children against Islamic extremism said a senior Muslim MP.

Shahid Malik, the Minister for International Development, said so after the sentencing of Hammaad Munshi, who was only 15 when a terrorist cell believed to have been plotting against the Royal family recruited him, according to The Telegraph.

Now 18, Munshi was found guilty last month of compiling information likely to be useful in terrorism. Anti-terrorist officers also discovered notes on how to make napalm, detonators and grenades on his home computer.

London, Sept 20 : British parents need to do more to protect their children against Islamic extremism said a senior Muslim MP.

Shahid Malik, the Minister for International Development, said so after the sentencing of Hammaad Munshi, who was only 15 when a terrorist cell believed to have been plotting against the Royal family recruited him, according to The Telegraph.

Now 18, Munshi was found guilty last month of compiling information likely to be useful in terrorism. Anti-terrorist officers also discovered notes on how to make napalm, detonators and grenades on his home computer.

The teenager, from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, had downloaded information about bomb making from the Internet and hid notes about martyrdom under his bed.