The Cutty Sark ship, one of London's most popular tourist attractions, [] (devastate) by a fire, which police think may [2](start) on purpose.

More than 40 fire fighters [3] (call) to the 138-year-old tea clipper ship in Greenwich early on Monday morning.

The ship [4] (close) to visitors so improvements costing £25 million could [5] (carry) out.

A spokesman for the London fire service said the whole ship [6] (affect) by the massive fire but nobody [7] (hurt).

Police don't know what caused the fire yet, but said they were treating it as suspicious. That means the fire may [8] (start) on purpose rather than by accident.

Chris Livett, from the group which looks after the ship, said the fire was a significant setback but they were determined to put the ship back together again.

He said the decks could not [9] (save) but the damage didn't appear as bad as first feared.