Pictured – “arson” damage to two properties related to Sir Keir Starmer: Counter-terrorism police carried suspicious spirits on PM’s former North London house as they were looking for “Firebomb attackers”

Metropolitan police are investigating the fire, and a spokesman for the unit said the police were alerted at 1.35 a.m.

Sales Director Cory Adshead 48, who lived on the road adjacent to Starmer for three years, told MailOnline: ‘At 1 a.m. I heard the police department.

Police search for any potential evidence in the trash bin

A neighbor told MailOnline how to tell him they were looking for projectiles that might have been thrown into his garden, but they found nothing (pictured: a forensic officer was seen near Starmer’s home)

“Police lights are flashing in the bedroom window. When I woke up to work the morning after I was about to go to work, there was no cordon. But according to my wife, they rose between 12pm and 2pm this year.

“I mean it’s weird, it’s going to be a door that caught fire at night.

“But I don’t know if anyone lives in a house or at night.”

A 56-year-old woman who has lived in the area for more than 12 years said: “This is usually a very safe area.

“I feel sorry if someone is attacked or attacked in this way.”

Another neighbor told the Sun that they saw forensic officials outside the property all day.

“It seems they value it very much,” the 58-year-old said, not wanting to be named.

Others told how a car set fire last Wednesday. It is not clear whether the two events are connected.

A spokesman for Metropolitan Police said: “Police attended the scene. Damage was caused to the entrance to the property and no one was injured.

“The fire is under investigation and the cordon is still in place as the inquiry continues.

“Anyone with information is asked to quote CAD on May 441/12, 2010.”

It is not clear what caused the fire. However, many forensic officials in blue and white uniforms were seen on the street on Monday afternoon.

A spokesman for the LFB added: “The brigade was called 0111 at 0111, to 0133.

“Two fire trucks from Kent Town Fire Department attended the scene.”

Forensic dog and officer comb provide evidence in the rain outside of a townhouse in North London

Neighbors say they see forensic doctors outside the property all day

As the officer looks at the police cordon, a forensic team works inside the police station

Forensic officials talked about the recorder while investigating the scene

The Prime Minister’s official spokesperson said: “I can only say that the Prime Minister thanked the Emergency Service for its work and conducted the on-site investigation. So I can’t comment anymore.

News of the fire came when the Prime Minister revealed that the government plans to violate immigration rules.

Speaking at a press conference yesterday, Sir Kyle warned of the risk of Britain becoming a “Stranger Island” as he unveiled a series of new policies to address illegal immigration.

When the Prime Minister spoke on Downing Street, he vowed to end the “betrayal” of relying on cheap foreign labor, deployed the “return control” slogan of the Brexit movement.

However, whether the rules will have enough impact has raised doubts – Conservative criticism of failing to introduce annual figure caps.

The news came in less than two weeks and the UK rose again with public anger at immigration, winning local elections and causing a series of destructive defeats to Labor.

Sir Keir is now scrambling to refute the threat from Nigel Farage’s party by making a firm stand on the issue – and delivering lower net immigration figures during parliamentary term.

The Ministry of Home Affairs aides are said to be worried that without deep-rooted reforms, net immigration will settle down every year, even higher than the National Bureau of Statistics’ projected level 340,000.

Sir Keir accused the Conservatives of overseeing the number of explosions during their administration, saying the system appears to be “to allow abuse” and is “contributing to the forces that are slowly taking our country apart”.

The Prime Minister estimates that the new immigration reform will cut immigration numbers by 100,000 per year.

It is understood that the house belongs to Sir Keir Starmer, who rented it out. The image was in the afternoon of the press conference

The house is owned by Sir Kyle, but he rented it out when he lives at 10 Downing Street. Pictured shows officials at the scene after a fire broke out in London on Monday morning

This flagship immigration white paper includes 10 years of British citizenship, not five.

Those who work and pay taxes can also jump on the cohort of residence rights, while public service staff and highly skilled professionals will be quickly tracked.

In the new base, the language test bar will also be upgraded, and immigrants now need to obtain a “skilled worker” visa.

Labor also plans to fill loopholes so companies can blame the “skill gap” to bring in cheap jobs.

Sir Kyle emphasized his determination that changes would mean “the number of migrations decreased” but added: ‘If we do need to take further steps…and then mark my words. ”

But he refused to guarantee that net immigration will drop every year from now, saying: “I do want to shut it down by the end of the parliament.”

According to data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), it is estimated that the total of temporary migration to the UK is 728,000 as of June 2024.

It is estimated that around 1,207,000 people have immigrated to the UK during the 12 months, while an estimated 479,000 have immigrated, with a net immigration figure of 728,000.

This is 20% lower than the record 906,000 in the first 12 months to June 2023.

Sir Kyle’s critics, including Richard Tice, who reformed Britain, called on him to introduce specific digital caps.

He told BBC Radio 4 Today.

The Conservative Party said the Prime Minister was “trying to commend the recent sharp drop in visa numbers due to conservative reforms in April 2024.

After the speech, the Prime Minister also met with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersesson in Downing Street.

The two discussed how Britain and Sweden can build closer bonds and continue to support Ukraine.