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Date set for FAI into death of Glasgow hotel attacker

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The incident at the Park Inn came three months after the start of Covid lockdown restrictions, which had led to Home Office contractor Mears moving hundreds of asylum seekers in Glasgow into hotels.

Those injured by Mr Bosh were three asylum seekers, two hotel workers and a police officer who had responded to the initial emergency call.

Adam Bosh told BBC Scotland News his brother, who had left Sudan in 2017 when his uncle was shot dead, struggled to adapt to life in the Park Inn and had described the situation as difficult.

He called for a public inquiry with “integrity”, adding that “there must be transparency and independence”.


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