US EditionKeir Starmer firebombs linked to hostile state
- Between May 8 and 12, 2025, a series of arson attacks in north London targeted two residences associated with Sir Keir Starmer, as well as a vehicle connected to him.
- The attacks began with a car fire on Thursday, followed by incendiary devices thrown at two homes once owned or connected to Starmer, prompting counter-terrorism investigation.
- Emergency services extinguished flames quickly, limiting damage to a porch and preventing fire spread inside, while no injuries were reported during the incidents.
- Police detained a 21-year-old man on Tuesday in Sydenham, South London, on allegations of deliberately setting fire in a manner that could risk lives, and he remains under extended questioning by counter-terrorism officers as officials continue to investigate the unclear motive behind the incident.
- The investigation’s authorities emphasize ongoing efforts to identify motive and links to hostile states, while officials and political leaders call for transparency and calm during the inquiry.
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer told lawmakers Wednesday that recent arson attacks on properties linked to him represent “an attack on all of us, on democracy and the values that we stand for.”
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Keir Starmer has broken his silence following arson attacks on properties linked to him, calling it “an attack on democracy”. The prime minister said the attacks are “an attack on all of us, on democracy and the values that we stand for” as he addressed the House of Commons during Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday (14 May). Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch condemned the attacks as “completely unacceptable”. “I think I speak for the whole …
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