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Asylum seeker made 72 calls before hotel stabbings

Summary by Ground News
Badreddin Abadlla Adam, 28, was one of hundreds of asylum seekers moved into hotels in Glasgow at the start of lockdown. It is understood he contacted the Home Office, the housing and social care provider Mears, and the charity Migrant Help 72 times about his health and accommodation in the period leading up to the attack. An internal Home Office evaluation, seen by the BBC, said his calls should have acted as a warning.

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