Starmer’s sister-in-law feared what might have happened in arson attack, court hears

Judith Alexander tells of attack on Kentish Town house owned by the prime minister as three men deny charges

The prime minister’s sister-in-law has said she feared what might have happened had she not woken up after her home was targeted in an arson attack, a court has heard.

The incident is one of a series of arson attacks that took place in May last year on property linked to Keir Starmer, which three men with links to Ukraine are accused of targeting. They deny all the charges.