An asylum seeker who went on a terrifying rampage stabbing six people in a Glasgow hotel made contact with the Home Office and other organisations more than 70 times before the attack.
Badreddin Abadlla Adam was one of hundreds of refugees who were moved from self-contained accommodation to hotels during the pandemic.
A report leaked to the BBC says the 28-year-old from Sudan contacted the Home Office, contractors Mears and Migrant Help a total of 72 times about his health and accommodation in the period leading up to the attack.
