La famiglia di studente saudita pugnalato a morte afferma che il Regno Unito non è sicuro per i visitatori
https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/uk/2025/08/04/man-charged-with-murder-of-saudi-arabian-student-in-uk/
di HBucket
La famiglia di studente saudita pugnalato a morte afferma che il Regno Unito non è sicuro per i visitatori
https://www.thenationalnews.com/news/uk/2025/08/04/man-charged-with-murder-of-saudi-arabian-student-in-uk/
di HBucket
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Seeing how many people are running around Edinburgh during the Fringe, I’d disagree.
You can openly say bad things about the royal family in the UK though.
It was a traveller that stabbed him. I’m from the area, even saw a few vans talking to a whole group of them about 3 minutes away from where it happened the night before. Every summer stuff like this happens when they come for their fares, it’s one of the cities they come from all over and arrange marriages etc
Eh, at least we don’t murder and dismember journalists who dare to criticise the “government”
We need to do better at keeping visitors safe as country,we need to strive to be a safer country
Saudi students come here fully funded by their government/royal family. Including the royal family. They pay high fees, commit no crimes and they go home after receiving their education and experiencing British culture. Pretty much ideal foreign students.
You can say what you want about the way Saudi Arabia is run, but it’s definitely safer. People will be discouraged to visit. They’re saying this was an unprovoked attack.
I wouldn’t feel especially safe as a woman in Saudi either, thanks.
But I do feel sorry for his family, they think he’s just going to have a nice time studying abroad and the poor guy gets stabbed. He was horribly unlucky but I don’t think it means the UK is unsafe for visitors.
Odd comments on here, either way he’s right. He was
Only 20 years old, absolutely saddening what’s happening
I actually live around the corner from the place this happened and actually saw the police investigating the scene early the morning after. It’s not an unsafe area at all. I’ve literally never had a problem with the exception of a a chav or two pretending they’re about to hit me with a bike when doing a wheelie coming down the pavement.
I wonder if in this case it is more the event/summer school they had going on at the time attracted a couple of thugs who thought they could take advantage of some international students. It’s well known they all come from money (its tens of thousands to attend summer schools in Cambridge) and this particular one had big banners in the area pointing the students where to go all the way to the building. I wonder if some thugs thought they could mug a rich kid and things went wrong. Tragic either way though. Must be awful to send your kid to a foreign country for education and then this happens.
The police have arrested two people already so hopefully they got them but it’s awful for the family for sure.
Less policing and policy changes so that saying stuff on the internet is ‘more dangerous’ than doing physical policing.