In a shocking revelation, Sir Keir Starmer has openly condemned the suspected arson attacks targeting properties associated with him, labeling them as "an attack on all of us, on democracy and the values that we stand for." This poignant statement was made during a heated session at Prime Minister's Questions.

The Conservative Party leader, Kemi Badenoch, echoed Starmer's sentiments, declaring the arson as "completely unacceptable." The exchange highlighted a rare moment of bipartisan unity in the face of violence against political figures.

Authorities have launched an intensive investigation into these alarming incidents, which include a car linked to Starmer and properties in North London. In a notable development, a 21-year-old man was apprehended in Sydenham on suspicion of arson with intent to endanger life and remains in custody.

Scotland Yard's counter-terrorism unit is swiftly working to uncover the motivations behind the fires, as they determine whether these acts were politically or personally motivated.

Badenoch remarked during the Q&A, "I believe I voice the sentiments of the entire house; this isn't merely an attack on Starmer, but a strike against us all and the foundation of our democracy." Starmer gratefully acknowledged Badenoch's prompt outreach to support him.

The Prime Minister, responding during the session, also recognized the dire implications of the attacks, asserting that it is indeed a threat to democracy as a whole.

Liberal Democrat leader, Sir Ed Davey, extended his support, drawing attention to the resilience of emergency services, declaring, "Our brilliant police and firefighters deserve our gratitude for their rapid response to these horrifying incidents."

The fires are not limited to Starmer's properties; a concerning event occurred early Monday at the Prime Minister's private residence in Kentish Town. Prior to that, emergency crews were summoned to a fire at a former residence of Sir Keir in Islington.

Moreover, a suspicious car fire on the same street as Starmer's home earlier last week adds a troubling dimension to this unfolding story.

Commander Dominic Murphy, leading the Metropolitan Police's counter-terrorism command, reassured worried MPs that their safety is a priority, encouraging them to contact Operation Bridger, a dedicated unit established to safeguard their wellbeing.