Turing was arrested in 1951. He was discovered after a robbery at his home.

It was 1952. A detective was after him because he believed him to be a Soviet Spy.

Sutter goes to Amy's house with the intention of having a celibate sleep over while her parents are out of town.

Sutter is fine with having sex.

Dan decides to propose to Trina while on a hike to a river. Peter, Lara Jean and Kitty sneak (Dan knows) to the river ahead of them to make a video of the proposal. Trina gags on a cough drop when Dan proposes, but she happily says yes.

Lara Jean sees her Dad at Trina's house across the street through a window proposing to her.

While Auggie was being born, Nate (Auggie's father) drops his video camera and it shatters into "a million pieces"

Chris shoots a woman who is carrying a Chinese grenade.

He shoots a mother and son who are carrying a Russian grenade.

In the book, she is only mentioned in a handful of scenes that serve to highlight the emotional detachment/apathy two of the main characters develop for human intimacy. In the book Liang interacts with Charlotte a few times, before one sexual encounter that is described from Laing's perspective, as the end rather than the beginning of any relationship. She drops out of the story until near the end when mentioned again a few times in Wilder's arc.

Media releases have confirmed that the character played by Sienna Miller is now the devoted aide of Anthony Royal. According to the press, this Charlotte develops a relationship through the events of the story with Liang's character. Given Ms Miller's star status, and that the actual 'love interest' in Liang's arc wouldn't have played well with the film classification, I suppose the producers can be excused for exercising some creative license and elevating a minor character to a major role.

During Henry's first meeting with Alba he finds out from her teacher that he is dead. He talks to Clare on the phone and sees her for a minute before vanishing.

Alba tells him that he is dead. She hangs out with him, but he doesn't see Clare at all.

Events of the TV series are seventeen years after Robert's Rebellion.

The books begin fourteen years after, thus the Stark children are each about three years older than their ages in the books. Robb and Jon Snow are 17 instead of 14 (turning 15). Bran is 10 instead of 7 and Rickon's age is increased from 3 to 6.

This doesn't happen.

Daniel seduced Mark's ex-wife when they were still married causing their breakup. This is a cause of serious animosity.

In the book there's a hot pretty secretary with black hair who works for warren, who carry oreos in her purse.

In the show when they vist warren's job he don't have a secretary.