Sheffield fire: More than 50 cars ablaze in suspected arson

South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said the blaze was thought to have been started deliberately

More than 50 vehicles, including cars, vans and motorbikes, have been damaged in a suspected arson attack.

The blaze at a vehicle compound off Parkway Drive in Sheffield started at about 23:15 BST on Tuesday.

At its height, 10 fire engines and a turntable ladder were used to tackle the blaze, with nearby residents advised to close all doors and windows.

No-one is believed to have been injured. South Yorkshire Police said an investigation was under way.

The incident was brought under control by 01:45 BST, the fire service said.

A spokesperson for the site's owner, vehicle recovery and rescue service The Mansfield Group, told the BBC they would not be making a statement.

Police appealed for anyone with information to get in touch.

Ten fire engines and a turntable ladder tackled the blaze in Sheffield

No-one was injured in the fire, a spokesperson for South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said