People urged to stay away from cliff fall
People are being urged to stay away from a coastline in Dorset after a major cliff collapse.
The rock-fall happened at East Beach around 7.40pm on Tuesday and emergency services immediately rushed to the scene.
Emergency services involved:
Coastguard and Rescue Teams from West Bay and Lyme Regis
Coastguard Search and Rescue helicopter based at Portland
Dorset Police
NPAS Police helicopter
South West Ambulance Service
Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue
Devon and Somerset Urban Search and Rescue Team
There are no reports of missing people, and a specialist fire service search and rescue dog was brought in to confirm that no one was trapped under the rock fall.
The Coastguard has said it will continue to search the fall at the beach which has gained international recognition thanks to Broadchurch.
People are now being urged to stay away from the cliffs and a cordon is put in place and the coast path is currently closed from the east side of West Bay up to Burton Bradstock.