Three people were injured and firefighters searched for hours under collapsed scaffolding in Reading.

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A motorcyclist has been taken to hospital with "life-threatening injuries" after hitting a tree in the road, police have said.

Officers were called to Bassett Green Road, Southampton, at about 06:00.

Southampton City Council said the fallen tree had been removed.

Jahangir Shan said he drove past the scaffolding "five or six seconds" before it collapsed.

The BBC has just done an interview the ambulance's incident commander Tony Heselton who said they are still looking but it’s “unlikely” there’s anyone trapped under the debris.

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She stopped outside the Majestic Hotel and the man carried on walking.

He was white, over 6ft tall and in his mid 30s. He was said to be of an unkempt appearance and was walking a medium-sized dog off the lead.

PC Olivia Galliver said: “Dorset Police takes hate crime very seriously and we are determined to identify the man responsible."

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Tony Heselton, incident commander from South Central Ambulance Service, has said three people have been treated for minor injuries after this morning's scaffolding collapse in Reading.

A worker at the site sustained a head injury while a couple who were passing by were also treated.

The woman suffered an ankle injury while the man was in suspected shock. All three were taken to Royal Berkshire Hospital for further treatment and assessment.

Mr Heselton said medics are remaining on scene to support search and rescue teams.

There are some more images of the devastation after this morning's events in Reading emerging on social media.

We're also still waiting to hear from the emergency services whether anyone has been trapped under the scaffolding.

Image source, Grandesco

Image source, Grandesco

Image source, Grandesco

Image source, Grandesco

The scaffolding came down just after 11:15 BST injuring three people.

Charlotte Winfield
Reporter, BBC Berkshire

The scaffolding has come from the top of the building down across the road - it’s quite a dramatic scene.

There’s a huge concrete bar from the top of the building that’s fallen down and is now resting on the scaffolding.

There are workers inside at the moment, they’re obviously trying to assess what’s going on and looking at the scaffolding.

People are clearly concerned, this is an area where there are lots of office blocks around, and people have seen what happened.

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Live coverage after scaffolding collapses in Reading, which has left at least three people injured.