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Police have launched an investigation into a fire that ripped through a 1960s-era public housing block in south London, killing six people including a newborn baby. Chief Superintendent Wayne Chance, speaking on Saturday outside the partly-blackened high-rise building in Camberwell, said Friday's fire had started inside a fourth-floor flat and was being treated as "suspicious". "The investigation is likely to take some time," he said, explaining that detectives are dealing with a "large and complex scene". The London Fire Brigade said the blaze in the 12-storey Lakanal House block in Sceaux Gardens Estate rapidly spread up... [read full story]
Arsenal host Standard Liege in the Champions League on Tuesday night, when they will be looking to secure a place in the knockout stages with a fourth win from five Group H games. It was in Belgium for the opening match of...
More rain is forecast to sweep across the country, but the flood risk is lower Five flood warnings remain in force and 15 flood watches after more rain was forecast to hit Scotland over the coming days. The areas on high alert...
