Flights at Luton Airport have resumed after a huge fire ripped through a terminal car park on Tuesday evening. The blaze caused the building to suffer a "significant structural collapse". Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service believed the cause was accidental. The fire started at about 20:45 BST and no serious injuries were reported.

Crews battled a huge fire in a car park at Luton Airport overnight, after it broke out on level three of the terminal two car park at about 20:45 BST on Tuesday It is thought to have started in a diesel car and spread rapidly A major incident was declared - but has now been stood down

The blaze broke out in Terminal Car Park 2 at about 20:45 BST on 10 October and "rapidly escalated". In a joint report, Bedfordshire's fire and police services said the most probable cause was an electrical fault or a component failure in a moving diesel vehicle. It became "overrun with flames" which spread to other vehicles, it said.