our correspondent is that saint clements, sorry, iam being our correspondent is that saint clements, ing told thatis clements, sorry, i am being told that is then clements church, but let us speak to mark who has been following the investigation, the desperate search for answers as to what caused this fire. please bring us what caused this fire. please bring us up today, mark. you get the sense of the hostility that some people here feel towards the prime minister over what is perceived to be a delayed response, a delay in visiting the residents. we are told she visited saint clements church just south of grenfell tower behind me and she had to leap through a side door at the end, a heavy police presence there, with the chance of cowards from the crowd as she was, in the words of some, bundled into a car by police. that's the sense of acrimony there is from some people towards her and you do hear that from people around here today. there isa from people around here today. there is a feeling of immense frustration to war the number of people, towards the borough for what is perceived t

when you left saint clement 's church.ave done since this took place is festival yesterday checked that the emergency services had the support they needed in order to carry on with theirjob... prime they needed in order to carry on with theirjob. .. prime minister, this is friday evening. the people needed these things in place on wednesday. there were people we spoke to who warehoused for one night, didn't know where they were going there next night, had no money to spend on food and were not told anything by anyone. no one was in charge. what i have done today is ensured that we as a government putting funding in place for people in the area. this has been an absolutely terrifying experience. where are they going to be housed? it has been a terrifying experience for people. when i have heard series —— stories, i heard stories from the emergency services yesterday and thatis emergency services yesterday and that is why i ordered a public enquiry as soon as i got back to downing street. we will make sure that takes place a

when he left saint clements. -- coward.ll, yesterday, ensured that the public services have the support they need to do the job they were doing in the immediate aftermath. but making this kind of loss and this kind of horror, the last of its kind, means that thousands of locks must be inspected. millions of pounds in work, who knows how many moved to safety? today the government pledged action. we will do whatever it takes. we will take the expert advice, do whatever it ta kes to the expert advice, do whatever it takes to make those buildings safe or make those people say. zverev ta kes, or make those people say. zverev takes, we have to be led by the experts. there can be no shortcuts to this. donations of clothing have been pouring into day. london's mayor demanded help, answers and justice for those hit by the tragedy. it is really important we are not tragedy. it is really important we a re not left tragedy. it is really important we are not left waiting two, three, four years before we get answers. we need answers now.

one is at portobello rugby club and one at saint clement 's rugby club and one at saint clement '5 church in crowthorne road. if you're unable to get one of those reception centres please make yourself known to a police officer of which there are considerable number alone local area. if someone has been reported missing it is important for us to know if they are no safe and well. my thanks to all of the public that have been involved are connected to this tragic incident. i would ask people to keep away from the local facility. there is a lot of work going on from all of the emergency services and i know it is destructive and i thank people for their patience. that is travel advice on the tefl website. if you are a local resident there is a lot of advice on the local authority website as well. lastly i would like to thank my colleagues from emergency service. i spoke to a numberof emergency service. i spoke to a number of those who were first responders during the night, particularly colleagues from the london fire brigade. the incident that occurred overnight is truly shocking. it will t

local churches like saint clement have been open since 3:30am this morning receiving people evacuatedhouses and doing what communities of jesus what communities ofjesus christ a lwa ys what communities ofjesus christ always do in these situations, offering a shoulder to cry on, food and drink and it hasjust been wonderful to see that. it has been tragic to hear the stories of people feeling distressed about loved ones and their whereabouts. it has been awful to hear people anxious about whether they will have a home to go back to today or this week. and yet at the same time this wonderful moment of london life where a community that is massively diverse comes together and stands together. the difficult thing for the authorities right now is up to 600 people could have been in there, we do not know how many. and it is establishing those numbers. and you have had people coming from church to church this morning. people asking if we know the whereabouts of their loved ones and it is desperate to see. we are trying to keep lists of people in the different centres to say, stay put because

have been at a number of the i was saint clementsjust no i have been at a number of the i was saint clementse quarter needing it, it is being done by us as citizens and not our rulers. thank you very much for joining us. earlier i spoke to hashem al—haj — who's brother is missing from the fire. he was trying to escape down a staircase with friends. letters from him. we went to the building yesterday. let us here from him. there were places for people to sit. we put muhammad's name there but until now no one told us anything about him. we told the police. we told them about his body features but still no information about him until this morning we saw a picture of his dead body on social media, which was frustrating and yes, so we thought the picture on social media and the police did not know anything about it. this picture should not have been released on social media. the police say they cannot tell us anything about mohammed until they get enough information so they asked us about his doctor, his dentist, lots of information because they wa nt to lots of information because they want to m

anger that people feel on this one, they shouted "coward" at you this afternoon when you left saint clementsnce this incident happened, is first of all yesterday ensure the public services have the support they needed to be able to do the job they needed to be able to do the job they were doing in the immediate aftermath. but this is three days on, they needed those things on wednesday. there were people that we spoke to who are housed for one night, did not know where they would spend the next night, had no money for food and were not told anything or anyone, no one was in charge. what i've done today is ensured that asa what i've done today is ensured that as a government we are putting that funding in place the people in that area. we've seen the government said this morning that it is now determined to build trust with survivors of this tragedy, a more conciliatory tone this morning. and also we saw the queen visiting survivors of the fire yesterday and people waiting for news of loved ones. that's right, the queen has now put out a statement saying it is difficult to escape a very sombr

they shouted "coward" at you this afternoon when you left saint clement's church.k place is festival yesterday checked that the emergency services had the support they needed in order to carry on with theirjob... prime minister, this is friday evening. the people needed these things in place on wednesday. there were people we spoke to who were housed for one night, didn't know where they were going there next night, had no money to spend on food and were not told anything by anyone. no one was in charge. what i have done today is ensured that we as a government putting funding in place for people in the area. this has been an absolutely terrifying experience. where are they going to be housed? it has been a terrifying experience for people. when i have heard stories, i heard stories from the emergency services yesterday and that is why i ordered a public enquiry as soon as i got back to downing street. we will make sure that takes place as soon as possible. this was preventable, wasn't it? in 2013, a coroner put safety recommendations which included putting sprinkl

overnight, saint clement ‘s church became his century.e centre, donations have flooded in all day —— sanctuary. we are londoners. everybody is a london. we had to help each other. i've been here all morning. i have older clothes for older people this time...|j morning. i have older clothes for older people this time... i will help you. thank you, darling. this morning it was kids clothes. i've seen morning it was kids clothes. i've seen loads of locals coming down. this mosque counts many grenfell tower residence among its worshippers. today they were sorting clothes and cooking, for those breaking fast tonight or in need after the longest of days. other members of the community took people into their homes. at least three families crammed into this terrace in the early hours. my son is asthmatic and was having an asthma attack. as soon as she saw us, this woman took as an here. if not, we would have been out all night. also taken in, this four—month—old. her bed for the night is a stranger's sober while her mother waits for news of missi

saint clement church is about 300 jars from grenfell tower.oncern for missing loved ones, 0800 0961 233. we concern for missing loved ones, 0800 0961233. we are going to cross to another church not far from where i am, the latimer community church, what is happening there? yes, i think we are about 200 metres inaudible people have been gathering since 2am inaudible and had been evacuated from nearby homes. 0ccasionally when the wind blokes you get big chunks of charcoal falling through the air, this children's maths book was floating through the air inaudible i'm going to interrupt, i apologise, it's just really difficult to hear you so it's just really difficult to hear you so we are it's just really difficult to hear you so we are going to try to establish a better line. in the meantime we will talk to glenda, thank you very much for talking to me, tell us what you saw, what you heard last night? first of all i heard last night? first of all i heard the helicopters which is what woke me up this morning. then when i came down here i saw the f

conversation with the to have a conversation with the prime minister, and we worked very closely with saint clementch is very well collected in the local area here and we brought together a group of people who were representatives of not anyone in particular about people who were affected by this tragedy and people who were survivors from the tower itself, evacuees, local residents. there were volunteers, community leaders, and that was the group that was there. there has been a lot of discussion about whether the government understands people's needs here. are you more confident from theresa may's reaction that they do? i'm certainly hopeful that she listened. i think we all came away feeling that she listened very carefully to what we had to say. it