Sudan: Last News

A teenage migrant who was trying to get to the UK has been found dead on a beach near to Calais in France.The 16-year-old from Sudan disappeared at sea while attempting to cross the English Channel.French minister Marlene Schiappa said his body was discovered at Sangatte beach on this morning.It followed a huge overnight search and rescue effort.French authorities say they were notified at 1.09am that a migrant suffering with hypothermia had been found on the beach.He was taken to hospital where he told authorities he had been on a makeshift boat that had capsized and that his companion, who could not swim, might still have been in the water.At 8.00am border police were informed that a body had been found.Home Secretary Priti Patel said the

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Glasgow knife attacker has been described by fellow asylum seekers staying at the hotel he launched the rampage at, as a "quiet and polite and decent guy".Badreddin Abadlla Adam, 28, from Sudan, was shot dead by officers after six people - including 42-year-old police constable David Whyte - were injured in the incident on Friday at the Park Inn Hotel on West George Street.The other five people - aged 17, 18, 20, 38 and 53 - all remain in hospital as of the latest update on Saturday, with one in a critical condition.On Monday one of the asylum seekers who was staying at the hotel spoke out about the conditions there and what he had been told of the attacker.Andrew said: "Recently we were moved from the Park Inn Hotel to the Hallmark Hotel

An official Home Office image of the man who was shot dead by officers during an attack in Glasgow has been released by police.Badreddin Abadlla Adam, 28, from Sudan, was killed after six people were injured in the Park Inn Hotel attack, including police constable David Whyte, 42.Three of the victims are asylum seekers, while two are members of hotel staff.The victims, aged 17, 18, 20, 38 and 53, still remain in hospital as of Saturday.One of the victims is said to be in a critical condition.Police released the identity of Mr Adam on Saturday, saying it was “based on information the deceased provided to the Home Office earlier this year”.Meanwhile, a man who said he knew the perpetrator, told ITV he warned of the attack the night

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 his return home to Sudan in north Africa.● After being told his isolation was over, he didn’t want to leave his room.● He had dreams of finishing university where he had been studying IT.Last night, PC David Whyte, 42, who was the first officer on the

Home Office image of Badreddin Abadlla Adam, who was shot dead by officers during an attack at the Park Inn Hotel in Glasgow on Friday, has been released by police.

This is the first picture of the man who launched a knife attack in Glasgow that left six people badly injured.

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 rampage.Fellow asylum seeker Siraj, who did not want to disclose his surname, said he was horrified when Adam told him he wanted to “stab people”.Siraj, 22, from Yemen, added: “I saw him the day before the attack and he said he’d had enough.

Glasgow knifeman Badreddin Abadlla Adam had warned he planned to carry out the deadly attack the night before he stabbed six, it is claimed.

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