SNP MP Alison Thewliss calls for asylum seeker hotel supplier to be stripped of contract after Glasgow stabbing

quarantining visitors.Beth MacLeod, who runs the Knockderry Country House Hotel in Argyll, said she has received three calls a day from people worried about whether they can come to Scotland.In a message to Nicola Sturgeon, who has not closed the door on a cross-border quarantine, Beth said: “I would like her to make it clear that English visitors are welcome in Scotland.”It comes after Marc Crothall, chief executive of the Scottish Tourism Alliance, said that some customers from south of the

stabbings. Broadcaster John Beattie asked SNP MP Alison Thewliss if the police had questions to answer "given that a white policeman shoots dead a black man carrying a knife in Glasgow ".

housing asylum seekers in hotels is taking place following last month's knife attack in Glasgow. Home Office minister Chris Philp said officials from the department have been tasked with examining the issues raised following talks with the city council and Glasgow MPs.

£1billion contract to tend to the needs of asylum seekers, placed the woman in a filthy apartment “not fit for a dog”.Volunteers rallied to help the woman, known as Sara, clean the Glasgow flat and replace a mattress and couch covered in stains.One volunteer, Lisa Lee, said the stench in the flat was unbearable.

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Glasgow for weeks between asylum seekers and the firm the Government has paid £1billion to look after them.Badreddin Abdalla Adam’s stabbing spree at the city’s Park Inn Hotel followed a series of disputes after Mears moved more than 350 asylum seekers from serviced accommodation ­apartments into hotels in April.The English company agreed a 10-year contract with the Home Office in January 2019 but in Glasgow it is accused of housing vulnerable women – including a mum of a two-year-old – in

stabbing frenzy left six people, including a police officer, seriously injured had spent three weeks in his hotel room fearing he had Covid – then didn’t want to come out.Badreddin Abadlla Adam launched his knife attack at Glasgow’s Park Inn after a row with a fellow asylum seeker in a neighbouring room over noise, the Record can reveal.Sources have told how:● The 28-year-old was a loner who refused to speak to other asylum seekers.● He was furious at a lack of action from the Home Office over

Glasgow warned fellow guests of his plans the day before he launched his horrific blade attack, it has emerged.The Sudanese asylum seeker – named by police as Badreddin Abadlla Adam, 28 – said he “hated people” just 24 hours prior to injuring six people, including hero police officer PC David Whyte.Adam, who also used the name Omar, was described as a “troubled loner” who had been self-isolating over fears he had Covid-19.He was shot dead by a police marksman after going on his terrifying knife

knife attack in a Glasgow hotel has claimed he warned authorities of the impending attack. The man - identified by his pal as ‘Badradeen’ - was shot dead by police marksmen shortly after stabbing six people in the Park Inn Hotel on West George Street, on Friday afternoon.

Police are appealing for witnesses to yesterday's horror stabbing incident in Glasgow. Officers are keen to speak to anyone who was in the vicinity of West George Street at around 12.50pm on Friday.

Glasgow had been warned that the knifeman was violently unhinged and angry the night before the bloody rampage.Ako Zada, who campaigns for refugees’ rights, claimed many residents had recently been moved from private ­accommodation to hotels.He said it meant all spending money was taken from them and they were given three meals of a poor standard each day.The “dehumanising” and “humiliating” conditions had left some residents depressed, Ako added.And he claimed he heard from those staying at the

knifeman who had injured several people. A few minutes later Constable David Whyte was stabbed before armed police shot the suspect dead in the hotel.Six people are being treated in hospital after the incident.

the attack.He claims that the attacker came down from his room and carried out the attacks before going back there and being shot dead by armed police.He explained: “I went into the hotel to get the lunches that are cooked there for the other hotels.“I took half of the stuff out then went back down to the kitchen and when I came back up from the kitchen the receptionist and maintenance guy were lying on the floor with blood pouring out of them.“Three people who were staying in the hotel were out

the attack.He claims that the attacker came down from his room and carried out the attacks before going back there and being shot dead by armed police.He explained: “I went into the hotel to get the lunches that are cooked there for the other hotels.“I took half of the stuff out then went back down to the kitchen and when I came back up from the kitchen the receptionist and maintenance guy were lying on the floor with blood pouring out of them.“Three people who were staying in the hotel were out

Glasgow stabbing watched in horror as his pal was knifed in front of him. Daniel Redhead, an asylum seeker from Grenada, had gone to the Park Inn Hotel to pick up some tobacco from his friend when the attacker struck.He said: "My friend was screaming help me, help me."I saw him trying to fight the guy off as he was stabbing him."The man's face was calm, he wasn't even angry.

policeman staying at the Glasgow bloodbath hotel has told how he rushed from his room to find two hotel workers fighting for life just minutes after the frenzied knife attack. The former cop, who asked to be referred to as John, was sent to the Park Inn Hotel with his mother Nuren, 56, after he was forced to seek asylum from his home in Asia.  John, 27, decided against taking the lift from the third floor of the hotel because it was covered in blood on the walls and floor.