Police investigating the theft of a phone belonging to Morgan McSweeney, former chief of staff to Sir Keir Starmer, arrest a man on suspicion related to the handset. The Metropolitan Police say the man is detained in Peckham, south London, and is suspected of handling the phone after it was stolen rather than being involved in the theft itself. Officers state the phone has not yet been recovered. The Independent reports that McSweeney says his phone was stolen on 20 October last year. The Guardian adds that police arrested the suspect on Wednesday and provided the update on Thursday, describing the suspicion as receiving or otherwise dealing with the stolen device. No further details about the suspect’s identity or the circumstances of the theft are provided in the available reports. Authorities continue to investigate the case and seek to locate the stolen phone.