Police Scotland confirms a 36-year-old man is charged in connection with a series of violent incidents in Edinburgh on Friday. Multiple reports say the attacks leave five people injured. The injured include people aged 22 (two individuals) and others aged 24, 27, and 39, with three of those hurt requiring hospital treatment, according to the available accounts. The prime minister publicly condemns the violence and describes it as being motivated by anti-Muslim hatred. Police have not been cited in the provided summaries as detailing the charges in further specificity, but they confirm the man is charged for events linked to the attacks. The reports collectively frame the incidents as part of a broader public response to the violence, with political leaders addressing the alleged motive while police handle the criminal case. The information currently centers on the charging of one suspect, the number and ages of the injured, and the prime minister’s comments about anti-Muslim hatred.