Man arrested over arson attacks after fire at Sir Keir Starmer's house
- Police arrested a 21-year-old man on Tuesday for suspected arson after fires damaged two properties linked to Keir Starmer's private house in north London.
- The arrest followed an early-morning fire on Monday that damaged the door of Starmer's former home and two other fires nearby, including a vehicle fire and a door fire on May 8, which may be connected.
- Since assuming office in July, Starmer has moved out of his personal residence and now lives with his family at the official Downing Street home; counterterrorism police are leading the investigation due to the property's past association with him.
- Conservative politician Kemi Badenoch condemned the incidents as "shocking" and called them "an attack on our democracy" that must never be tolerated, while police searched for a projectile near the property.
- No injuries occurred in any of the fires, but the events highlight security concerns for public figures’ homes, prompting police and fire services to investigate the possible links among the blazes.
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KINGDOM ON FIRE: Series of Arson Attacks Targeted PM Starmer’s Former Flat, His Family Home and a Car That He Used To Own - Suspect in Custody
If we had any doubts about the fact that a series of arson attacks is targeting places and property associated with UK Labour leader and Prime Minister Keir Starmer, now there’s not much room for that, after the disclosure that, besides his house in North London, an apartment where he used to live and a car formerly owned by him were ALSO hit by fire incidents.
Keir Starmer House Fire: Man Arrested Over Fire at UK Prime Minister’s Private House in London | 🌎 LatestLY
British police said Tuesday that they have arrested a man on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life over a fire at the London house where UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer lived before he was elected to lead the country. 🌎 Keir Starmer House Fire: Man Arrested Over Fire at UK Prime Minister’s Private House in London.
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