A Ukrainian was accused of arson attacks on British Prime Minister Starmer's real estate.

Roman Lavrynovych, a citizen of Ukraine, was charged with two arson attacks on real estate owned by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. This was announced on Thursday, May 15, by the BBC Corporation.

"Roman Lavrynovych, a citizen of Ukraine, was charged with three counts, including arson with intent to endanger human life," the article says.

The charges relate to three episodes: arson of a car in the Kentish Town area of north London, a fire in the Prime Minister's private house on the same street and a fire at the address where he previously lived.

He was arrested in Sydenham, south-east London, on Tuesday, the corporation added. On Friday, May 16, the man will appear before Westminster Magistrates' Court.

On May 12, the London Fire Service alerted police to a fire in a private house in the north of the capital owned by Starmer. Police officers arrived at the scene.