Britain star condemns our democracy ‘World News
The British Prime Minister Kir Stmper told MPs on Wednesday that recently arson attack on the properties associated with them “We all stand on an attack on all of us, democracy and the values we are standing.” During the weekly Prime Minister’s questions, Stamor’s comment was earlier as he caught fire earlier this week. The attacks were condemned by leaders of the House of Commons, including the Cammy Badenoch of the Conservative Party, who described him as “completely unacceptable”. On Tuesday, the Metropolitan police of London arrested a 21-year-old man in South-East London, on suspicion of starting a fire in a private house of a stammer and a car associated with a politician. There was no injury due to any fire. In a statement on Wednesday, the police said that they were given 36 hours and 36 hours to question a person being held at a police station in London. This means that he can be questioned by Friday morning. Police said the suspect was detained on suspicion of arson on Monday with the intention of endangering life after morning fire, damaged the door of the house in Kentish city of North London, where Stamor and his family lived before being elected to lead the country in the last July. Stamor went to the Prime Minister’s official downing Street residence after taking over with his family. Anti -terrorism detectives, who are leading the investigation because the Prime Minister is involved, is also looking at the connection between a car fire near Strammer House and a connection outside a nearby house on Sunday, which has been converted into an apartment and which is the connection. Officials are investigating whether the participation of the state along with other possible motivations. Anti-Terrorism CMDR Dominic Murphy in the Metropolitan Police said, “An important line of investigation is whether the fire is attached to two complexes and the vehicle is all the same high-profile public person’s previous links.” The former House of Stamor has attracted protesters in the past. Last year, three supporters Palestinian activists were arrested and public orders were accused with crimes after highlighting a banner involved in red handprints outside the building.
