California

A university professor has been named as having been killed in "murder-suicide" at the University of California campus in America.

Two adult males died in the shooting which led to a full campus lockdown.

Now, one of dead has been named as William Klug, a professor of mechanical engineering, who was gunned down in an engineering building office.

Colleagues of the 39-year-old told The Associated Press he was a married father-of-two and a "kind, gentle person".

UCLA biology and chemistry Professor Charles Knobler said those who knew Klug are were shock.

He described the professor as "a very lively, lovable, likable guy".

The University of California's campus has reopened after two people died in a shooting.

The campus lockdown has now ended, but classes are cancelled for the day.

The deaths in the apparent murder-suicide are believed to be two adult males according to the university's press office.

The shooting took place in a small office in an engineering building.

Los Angeles Police Chief says that the shooting at the university campus was a murder-suicide and that the campus is now safe.

Police have found a suicide note and a handgun, NBC Los Angeles have reported.

Police say one of the victims of the University of California gunman could be the shooter themself.

UCLA Police Chief James Herren said: "It is certainly possible that one of the victims is a shooter".

Police are still searching for the gunman who is believed to have shot dead two people at the University of California.

The campus remains on lockdown.

Students and staff at the University of California have been ordered to "go to secure locations and deny entry", in a tweet put out by university officials.

Los Angeles Police Department have confirmed two deaths in the shooting.

The campus remains on lockdown.

The shooting takes place a week before final exams.

Boelter Hall is near the center of a campus that occupies 419 acres in a bustling part of Los Angeles.