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

"Judith Alexander described the moment she heard two loud bangs that sounded like wheelie bins being thrown at her door. Upon looking down, she saw smoke and an orange glow, realizing her home was on fire."

"Alexander recounted her frantic attempts to call the fire brigade and her sister, Starmer's wife, while her daughter was awakened by the smoke. She expressed concern for her daughter's safety, especially given her asthma."

"The realization of the danger hit Alexander after the fire brigade arrived, as she reflected on the possibility of her daughter being in harm's way had she not woken up during the attack."

Judith Alexander recounted her terrifying experience during an arson attack on her home, which is connected to Keir Starmer. The incident occurred in May last year, with three men accused of targeting properties linked to Starmer. Alexander described hearing loud bangs and seeing smoke and flames. She managed to call the fire brigade while her daughter, who has asthma, was frightened by the smoke. The realization of the potential danger struck her after the fire brigade arrived, emphasizing the risk her daughter faced had she not woken up.

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