London police have arrested a second suspect in the arson attacks on Starmer's home.

London police have arrested a second man suspected of setting fire to real estate owned by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. This was announced on Saturday, May 17, by the BBC Broadcasting Corporation.

"A 26-year-old man was arrested on Saturday at London Luton Airport," the material says.

He is currently in custody. He is also accused of three counts: 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 Starmer previously lived.

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Earlier, on May 15, Roman Lavrinovich, a citizen of Ukraine, was charged in this case. He was arrested in Sydenham, south east London, on Tuesday. On May 16, he appeared in court. He has not made any statements, the corporation notes.

On May 13, London police launched an investigation after reports of a fire at the home of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. As a precautionary measure, the counter-terrorism group is investigating.