A 21-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of arson to endanger two properties linked to British Prime Minister Sir Kyle Starmer were damaged in London.
Metropolitan police said the suspect was arrested in the early hours of Tuesday and he was still in custody.
Emergency services were asked to convene the doors of two houses in north London within 24 hours at the entrances of two houses in north London, one after 1.30 a.m. Monday and the other on Sunday.
The incidents came hours before the Prime Minister held a press conference, where he laid out the toughest rules in recent history to combat immigration.
Police are investigating whether the fires are linked, and counter-terrorism officials are leading the investigation because the properties are linked to high-profile public figures.
As part of the investigation, Scotland Yard will also investigate the car fire on May 8.
Police and police and investigators from the London Fire Brigade (LFB) can be seen outside the Kent town property where the Kent prime minister once lived on Monday.
It is understood that Sir Kyle still owns the house but lives in the Prime Minister’s official residence in Downing Street.
A spokesman for the Metropolitan Police Department said: “As a preventive measure, officials from the Metropolitan Counter-Terrorism Command are leading an investigation into the fire as the property has previously had links to high-profile public figures.
“Inquiry is underway to determine the cause. All three fires are currently considered suspicious and the inquiry is still underway.”
The Prime Minister’s official spokesman added: “I can only say that the Prime Minister thanks the Emergency Services for their work and that the on-site investigation is to be conducted. Therefore, I cannot comment further.”
LFB reminded the police at the residential address at 1.35 a.m. Monday.
The neighbor described hearing a loud noise and said the police were looking for the projectile.
Charles Grant, 66, told reporters: “The police searched my garden in my garden and said they were looking for something someone threw but didn’t find anything. They said they were looking for projectiles.
“From what people told me today, I gathered and threw bombs in Kyle Starmer’s house.”
The property’s entrance caused damage, but no one was injured.
