The above photo shows the skeleton remains of a warehouse in Tottenham ravaged by a massive fire.

The blaze involved 100 firefighters and took 12 hours to tackle.

According to London Fire Brigade, crews were called to the scene at 12.10am this morning (Thursday, May 23) and the fire was brought under control by 12.24pm. 

15 fire engines and crews from 10 stations - Tottenham, Edmonton, Stoke Newington, Walthamstow, Hornsey, Enfield, Chingford, Kentish Town, Finchley and Homerton - attended the scene.

Firefighter Mike Cotton, who was at the scene, said: "Firefighters have worked exceptionally hard throughout the night to bring the blaze on an industrial estate under control.

"At the height of the incident, there was a huge amount of thick black smoke travelling for miles around from the blaze. There is still a lot of smoke coming from the building so we would continue to urge residents and businesses in the area to keep their windows and doors closed."

The cause of the fire is not known at this stage