CRIMEJun 21 · 19:06 UTCTHE GUARDIAN WORLDSeverin Carrell Scotland editor

Taxi and Uber rider targeted in suspected anti-Muslim attacks in Edinburgh, say witnesses

A 38-year-old white Scottish man has been charged following suspected anti-Muslim attacks in Edinburgh that injured five people, including a taxi and Uber bike courier targeted near a mosque and Leith Walk. Witnesses reported the attacks occurred in the west and east parts of the city.

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