Huge Leeds fire today sees 60 per cent of building engulfed in flames as blaze rages in city centre
A derelict building went up in flames in Leeds city centre this morning . Firefighters have been tackling a huge blaze in Kirkgate.
West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service sent out eight fire engines at about 4.40am. The service said 60 per cent of the building was engulfed in flames. Plumes of smoke could be seen wafting over Kirkgate, Harper Street and New York Street - all three streets have been closed following the incident, according to traffic data site Inrix.West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service posted the following statement on its website, it said: "Derelict building fire, three storeys, 60% involved in fire.
"Crews currently using eight Firefighting appliances, two Aerial ladder platforms, three large jets and two hose reels to extinguish the fire.West Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service and West Yorkshire Police have been asked for a statement.
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