内容摘要：Live Nation and SJM said it will continue to monitor secondary sites and that results will be passed to law enforcement where appropriate.

Live Nation and SJM said it will continue to monitor secondary sites and that results will be passed to law enforcement where appropriate.

Posting to Facebook, photographer Garan Thomas wrote that it was "the worst wildfire" he had ever seen, "right on my doorstep"."These are some of the most powerful images I've ever photographed, the most gorgeous colours in the most devastating situation," he said.

"South Wales Fire were doing an amazing job deploying the helicopter and fire beaters, keeping everyone safe while also providing a safe place to view the event unfolding.”Posting to its Facebook page, Zip World Tower said: "Due to an ongoing situation with localised wildfires, one of our Phoenix zip lines (Alpha line) at the Zip World Tower site has been closed due to its access road being shut."Other attractions at the site including Phoenix Bravo line, Tower Coaster, Tower Climber and Tower Flyer are unaffected and currently remain open."

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said its staff were facing "dangerous and challenging conditions" across the region and had been "inundated" with wildfire calls in recent weeks.A spokesperson said: "Crews have been working tirelessly across our service area to manage and prevent wildfires from spreading and causing further damage and disruption to our communities.

"These fires put significant pressure on our operational resources, as well as posing a risk to life, property and the environment.

"As the summer months and dry conditions persist, it is crucial that members of the public are aware of the associated dangers and take the necessary precautions to prevent wildfires."A Newham Council spokesperson told the

the authority and its partners were still at an early stage of the extension project’s development.They said a lot of design work was still needed alongside identifying funding sources for the scheme’s construction.

The spokesperson added: "We welcome future discussions with central government on this, which is in addition to ongoing discussions with TfL and our borough and private-sector partners."We have not been formally asked to commit funding at present.”