Lifeboats launched after fire breaks out on passenger ferry in the Channel

Lifeboats deployed from UK and France after fire on board ferry in the English Channel

Full investigation expected to be launched when boat docks in Calais

Three lifeboats launched after fire breaks out on ferry in Channel

Irish Ferries says all passengers and crew are accounted for after flames discovered in engine room

Lifeboats dispatched after fire erupts on ferry in English Channel

Fire extinguished, no injuries reported, according to officials - Anadolu Agency

Lifeboats scrambled after fire breaks out on a ferry in the Channel

Officials say no one was injured (Picture: PA) Three lifeboats were sent out after a fire broke out on a ferry carrying almost 200 people across the English Channel. The 163-metre-long Isle of Innisfree, owned by Irish Ferries, was halfway from Dover to Calais when the fire ignited in the engine room this evening. Emergency services from both sides of the Channel rushed to the middle of the 21-mile stretch to save the 94 passengers and 89 crew…

Fire breaks out on passenger ferry in the Channel

Three lifeboats were launched in response to the incident

Lifeboats scrambled to ferry in English Channel with 183 people on board

It's understood a fire broke out onboard the passenger ferry between Dover and Calais