
A court has heard harrowing testimony from Judith Alexander, the sister-in-law of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who described waking up to loud bangs and smoke as her home was targeted in an arson attack in north London.
Giving evidence at the Old Bailey, Alexander said she feared for her life and the safety of her daughter after the Kentish Town property was set alight in the early hours of 12 May last year – one of several fires allegedly linked to properties associated with the Prime Minister.