Investigation continues as more than a dozen injured people treated in hospitalpublished at 14:00 British Summer Time
Thomas Mackintosh
Live reporter

An investigation is under way into what caused a double-decker bus crash in central London in which 17 people were injured.
It happened at 08:20 on Victoria Street in the borough of Westminster and near London Victoria railway station - one of the busiest in the country.
Eyewitnesses described hearing a "massive bang" as they saw the Route 24 bus service, bound for Hampstead Heath, turn a corner.
Police cordons remain in place in the street, which my colleague Eric Anderson describes as being eerily quiet.
The bus driver was among 15 people who were taken to hospital to be treated for injuries, while the London Ambulance Service said two more people were assessed and discharged at the scene.
No arrests have been made and the Met Police has made an appeal for dashcam and mobile phone footage to help with its investigation.
We will be wrapping up our coverage shortly, but for the latest on the crash head here to our main story.