More than 50 cars burnt out after suspected arson attack in Sheffield

More than 50 cars and two motorbikes have been involved in a suspected arson attack in Sheffield.

Firefighters were called to Parkway Drive shortly after 11pm on Tuesday.

At its height, 10 fire engines and a turntable ladder were used to tackle the flames.

People living in the area were advised to close all doors and windows.

Pictures from the scene show the burnt out wreckage of multiple vehicles.

A spokesperson for South Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said the fire is thought to have been started deliberately.

It was brought under control by 1.45am.

A South Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: "A number of vehicles sustained significant damage but nobody is thought to have been injured.

"It is believed that the fire was started deliberately and an investigation is underway into the arson."

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