A man was arrested on fire in the house of northern London in Starmer

A 21 -year -old man was arrested on Tuesday in relation to three fires, including one in the house of northern London, owned by British Prime Minister Kiir Starmer.

The capital police said in London in a statement A 21 -year -old man was arrested in the early hours of Tuesday on suspicion of burning workers with the intention of endangering life. The man remains in reservation.

On Monday, the anti -terrorist police officers assumed investigations into the fire. It erupted earlier that day outside the four -bedroom home where Mr. Starmer lived until he won the general elections last year and moved to the headquarters of the official Prime Minister, 10 Downing Street.

The police were also searching in a car fire on May 8 on the same street and small fire on Sunday at the front door of a house that was converted into Illington apartments, north of London, in a property linked to Mr. Starmer.

The statement said that the fires were treated as suspicious and the police are fulfilled whether they were linked.

No one was injured in any of the fires, but there was damage to the entry of Mr. Starmer’s family, which is hiring for the tenants. British news has published pictures of the black and charred entrance.

On Monday, Metropolitan Police said: “As a preventive measure, and because of the previous links with a high -level public figure, officers from the Met Counter are led by investigating this fire. Inquiries are continuing to prove the reason for this.”

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