US EditionUK police investigating fire at PM Starmer's house, The Times reports
- Authorities are looking into a fire that occurred in the early hours of 12 May 2025 at the residence of Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Kentish Town, north London.
- The fire occurred around 01:11 BST and prompted a response from the London Fire Brigade and Metropolitan Police after reports of a small blaze outside the property.
- Two fire engines attended and brought the fire under control by 01:33 BST, while police secured a cordon around the area for ongoing enquiries.
- The Metropolitan Police reported that the fire resulted in harm to the front of the property, but no injuries occurred, and Starmer's office expressed gratitude to the emergency responders.
- The incident remains under active investigation with cordons in place, and officials have declined to comment further as enquiries continue.
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There was a fire in the private house of British Prime Minister Kira Starmer on the night of 12 May, which damaged the door near a building located in the London area of Kentish Town, according to Associated Press.
Since he settled on Downing Street in July 2024, the Prime Minister has no longer lived in that house, which has been rented out.
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