Two men are found guilty of arson attacks targeting properties and a car linked to UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Multiple outlets report that the offences involve a series of fire-raising attacks carried out against locations associated with Starmer, including both a car and property. The BBC and Sky News describe the targets as being linked to the prime minister, while other reports similarly state that the attacks were directed at Starmer-associated homes and property.
The Evening Standard and Metro identify the men as Ukrainian, while the Google News roundup reflects additional coverage that includes claims about the attacks being connected to instructions from a Russian handler. However, the provided summaries do not include specific details on the handler or the evidential basis beyond reporting that such an element is part of broader coverage.
Overall, the sources agree that a court finds the two men guilty in connection with arson offences last year involving Starmer-linked targets. The reports do not specify the sentencing outcome in the supplied text.
