Counter-terrorism officers in London are investigating a series of arson incidents across the capital, with a fourth suspect now remanded over the torching of Jewish community ambulances in Golders Green.

The latest incident in Hendon on April 18 saw a man attempt to ignite items near shops before fleeing, prompting Counter Terrorism Policing to lead inquiries due to similarities with earlier attacks.

The investigation centers on a March 23 attack in Golders Green, where four ambulances operated by Hatzola were deliberately set ablaze, causing explosions and an estimated £1 million in damage.

Authorities have described the incident as a targeted attack on the Jewish community, intensifying security concerns. An 18-year-old suspect has now been charged and remanded, joining three others already facing arson-related charges, with all defendants due in court at the Old Bailey.

Additional incidents, including an attempted arson at a media facility in Wembley, have heightened fears, though police say links between cases are still being assessed.

Authorities have increased armed patrols and surveillance operations to reassure residents, while prosecutors warn against actions that could compromise ongoing legal proceedings.

The case underscores growing concerns over community safety and the rising complexity of counter-terror investigations in the UK.