Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East

This isn't a sight you normally see - the A6 with no traffic.

The fire service has said the road is likely to remain closed for the rest of the day as it continues to fight the blaze.

This is not only due to the number of fire appliances there, but also because vehicles on the site have been moved onto the A6 to get them clear of the fire.

Elizabeth Rizzini
BBC Look East weather

Today will see patchy cloud and warm sunny spells, although showers are possible as we head into the afternoon.

Maximum temperature: 19C (66F).

Get the detailed forecast for where you live at BBC Weather.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

More information has just come in about the extent of the fire at the Four Winds Industrial Estate close to Clophill. An aerial shot has just been released to show the extent of the damage.

Bedfordshire Fire Service say because there's a petrol station and homes close by firefighters had to work hard to contain the fire.

Image source, Beds Fire Service

A number of hazards were identified at the scene including vehicle fuel and industrial cylinders. 

Firefighters will remain at the scene for several hours and people are asked to avoid the area.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

Fire crews are still dampening down the fire at an industrial estate on the A6.

At the height of the fire, 2,000 litres of water were being used every minute to bring it under control. 

In total, four water carriers are being used. So far they've collected about 40,000 litres of water from the surrounding area, which they have emptied into inflatable pools.

Kate Bradbrook
BBC Look East

There are still plenty of fire crews at the scene here at the Four Winds Industrial Estate close to Clophill.

Although it's burning inside, the fire is under control. It could burn for up to five days.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

The A6 is currently closed in both directions between the A507 and the Old Main Road junction in the Clophill area because of the Four Winds Industrial Estate fire.

Chief Fire Officer Paul Fuller told me this is because fire engines and other vehicles need to be parked on the road, which is the safest and only place for them.

We've just been told crews will remain at the scene overnight.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

There are a number of buildings on the Four Winds Industrial Estate in Clophill, storing many different items for various people.

One product the fire service believes was being stored there is red wine, which was collecting in little pools on the ground.

There's also a cafe on the site, but the flames didn't go that far, so the business appears to be intact.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

I've been talking to several people who have stock and items stored at the Four Winds Industrial Estate.

Robert, who only gave his first name, rents some space to store about 10 pallets of coffee. He believes the whole of his stock has now gone.

But he did manage to make light of the situation - saying it could now be roasted!

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

I've just got back from the scene of the fire at Four Winds Industrial Estate - and the team around me are well aware, as I smell of smoke.

Smoke could be seen as far away as Bedford and I spoke to people from Maulden, who had come to see what was going on. 

Although the main fire is out, it could continue to smoulder for several days.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner Kathryn Holloway has asked people "not to spread rumours" about the death of Saima Khan in Luton on Monday.

Image source, South Beds News Agency

"There are so many rumours about what has happened and its adding enormously to the distress of the family at the centre of what is an absolute tragedy," she said.

Ms Holloway said she'd spoken to several presidents of the larger mosques to "appeal for calm" and had asked them to pass on the “quality and commitment” of the investigation to the community.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

The new Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner has said she will hold a public meeting next week to update the community on the progress of the inquiry into the murder of a 34-year-old woman in Luton.

Image source, South Beds News Agency

Conservative Kathryn Holloway said everyone is shocked by the death of Saima Khan in Overstone Road on Monday, but added police need to be given "time and space to do their job".

She said she would like to "give the police one week to go about the investigation" before holding a public meeting to "offer some more tangible information".

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

The new Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner has reassured the community in Luton everything is being done to investigate the murder of a woman in the town.

Saima Khan, 34, was found with serious injuries at her home in Overstone Road on 23 May, but died at the scene.

Kathryn Holloway tweeted, external "Beds Police are doing everything possible to investigate the murder."

Mike Cartwright
BBC Look East

The employers of Saima Khan, who was murdered at her home in Overstone Road, Luton, on Monday night, have paid tribute to her.

Image source, South Beds News Agency

Allied Healthcare in Luton, where she had worked for six years, described her as "lovely, highly respected and popular with customers and colleagues". 

Yesterday, Mrs Khan's husband Hafeez Rehman said her death has torn "hearts apart" and deprived four children of their mother.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue are one of five county fire services which have been working to put out the blaze at the Four Winds Industrial Estate overnight.

They've tweeted, external a picture and confirmed crews from Broughton, Olney, Newport Pagnell and Princes Risborough were at the scene.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

I've been talking to chief fire officer Paul Fuller at the scene of the Four Winds Industrial Estate fire. 

He's paid tribute to firefighters "from several counties who have worked so hard to get this fire under control".

I've taken some video in which you can see some of the first pictures from the drone being used to help with the fire investigation. It shows the "large extent of damage" caused by the blaze.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

Fire crews are still at the scene of the blaze this morning - I've been told that while the fire is now under control, it could burn for up to five days.

Alex Pope
BBC Local Live

I've been talking to chief fire officer Paul Fuller at the scene of the Four Winds Industrial Estate fire.

He told me a drone is being used to help with the investigation into the cause of the blaze as it allows them to "get into" areas which might be unsafe.

Meanwhile, one nearby resident, who didn't want to be named, said they heard explosions at around midnight, with one being big enough to make the house vibrate. They said it was "like a fireball".

I've taken some video to show you what the site looks like this morning.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

Here's Stanstead Abbotts impressionist Craig Ball's winning performance from last night's Britain's Got Talent semi-final on ITV.

The 24-year-old delivered a unique version of Adele's Hello with the help of Shrek, Stewie Griffin and Kermit the Frog - he certainly made a good impression on the public.

Katy Lewis
BBC Local Live

It's been a good week for Hertfordshire in the ITV Britain's Got Talent semi-finals as a second entertainer from Hertfordshire has reached Saturday night's final.

Image source, You Tube

Craig Ball, 24, from Stanstead Abbotts, won last night's semi-final by performing Adele's Hello, external - using the voices of Miss Piggy, Kermit, Elmo, Mickey Mouse, Shrek, Donkey, and Family Guy's Peter Griffin and Stewie.

The impressionist joins Hemel Hempstead dancer, Balance Unity, in the final.