- Lewis Hawkes, 36, has been charged with five counts of attempted murder "aggravated by reason of having a terrorist connection" following a series of attacks in Edinburgh.
- The charges also include assault and robbery, breach of the peace, and culpable and reckless conduct, all with a suspected terrorist connection.
- Five people were injured in the attacks across the city on Friday, with three requiring hospital treatment, and several victims identified as Muslim.
- Counter-terrorism officers are investigating the incidents, which are suspected to have an anti-Muslim motivation.
- Hawkes appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court, did not enter a plea, and was remanded in custody ahead of a further court appearance within eight days.
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Man in court over attempted murder and terrorism charges after multiple stabbings in Edinburgh
