London: Blaze engulfs 115-year-old Mandarin Oriental hotel, no casualties reported
The London Fire Brigade tweeted that the fire was now under control.

A huge blaze broke out at the 115-year-old five-star Mandarin Oriental hotel in central London on Wednesday, BBC reported. The luxury hotel had recently undergone its “most extensive restoration”. No casualties were reported.
The incident led to a major firefighting operation involving 120 firefighters and 20 engines that were sent to douse the fire at the 12-storey building in Knightsbridge, near Hyde Park.
Thirty-six hotel guests, including singer Robbie Williams, and 250 members of hotel staff were evacuated during the operation.
The cause of the fire is not yet known. The London Fire Brigade tweeted that the fire was now under control.
The #Knightsbridge hotel fire is now under control. 36 hotel guests & 250 hotel staff were evacuated from the building. @Ldn_Ambulance have reported no injuries https://t.co/Q8RMsTDSTf pic.twitter.com/ff7vUuUx4r
— London Fire Brigade (@LondonFire) June 6, 2018