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.

An airport car park holding 1,500 vehicles that partially collapsed after a major fire is likely to be demolished, airport bosses said. Luton Airport said a full investigation was under way to review "every aspect" of what happened. Flights were suspended after the fire ripped through Terminal Car Park 2 on 10 October.

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

An enormous fire at Luton Airport’s car park has destroyed up to 1,200 cars and resulted in several firefighters being taken to hospital. The furious blaze broke out at a newly built multi-storey car park beside the airport’s Terminal 2 building, when a car on the third level burst into flames just before 9pm yesterday.