Two jailed for gangland firebombing 'ordered by boss in Dubai'

BBC UK Tuesday 16 June 2026, 13:09 UTC 1 min read

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Richard Ordish and Kurtis Young admitted the attack which wrecked a semi-detached property in Edinburgh.

Dubai (LOCATION) Richard Ordish (PERSON) Kurtis Young (PERSON) Edinburgh (LOCATION)

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Two jailed for gangland firebombing 'ordered by boss in Dubai'

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