grenfell towerfire as a damning report. fire killed 72 people seven years ago injune 2017. we can speak to the labour mp for kensington and bayswater, the area in which grenfell tower stands. the area in which grenfell towerstands. now, the area in which grenfell tower stands. now, just as stress, joe, you won the position of mp for that area and the most recent elections that you were not the local mp for that area back in 2017 when this tragedy happened. but just, as the local mp for this area, you will understand the huge impact that the fire had on the local community. can i first start with just getting your reaction to what is being described as a damning report from the inquiry.— from the inquiry. yes, i think the report — from the inquiry. yes, i think the report is _ from the inquiry. yes, i think the report is very _ from the inquiry. yes, i think the report is very clear- from the inquiry. yes, i think the report is very clear in - from the inquiry. yes, i think the report is very clear in its| the report is very

grenfell. 72 people died because of the grenfell tower fire, dozens 72 people died because of the grenfell towerfire and more than 200 people did manage to escape. seven years on, the families of those who died are still trying to come to terms with what happened. our special correspondent, lucy manning, has spent the day with them. 72 names, and one of them is theirs. their daughter, sister and aunt. khadija was a joyful person. my sister is always smiling. she always had a positive attitude. how does it feel to hear that your sister and the other deaths were avoidable? when you are hearing that, everything was avoidable, it hurts also because of their dishonesty. you have anger inside you. you say, what are they waiting for? to make charges, to make criminal prosecution manslaughter, to give us justice, and this is what we want. 1700 pages that amplify injustice, grief and fury. we are traumatised. we are empty inside now. seven years, justice delayed isjustice denied. and we were robbed of our right for this justice. it's thought 52—year—old khadija went to check on another family as she tried to

dangerous cladding seven years after the grenfell tower fire. cladding seven years after the grenfell towerfiree former brexit negotiators appointed prime minister of france. hello, i'm lucy grey. we start tonight with the severe overcrowding in prisons. from next week, thousands of offenders who've served 40% of their prison terms will be eligible for early release. the government says it's necessary to free up space in jails. tonight, the ministry ofjustice told us there are fewer than 500 spaces left in men's prisons in england and wales — a crisis made even worse by the convictions of hundreds of people involved in riots last month. our senior uk correspondent sima kotecha was given full access to hmp pentonville in london — here is what she found. siren blares. chaos in hmp pentonville. shouting. we're the only broadcast journalists given access... it's a code red. ..to one of britain's most dangerous jails since the current crisis. 0k, come on, folks. and some prison officers are so frightened of being targeted on the outside that we've had to blur theirfaces. hmp pentonville! staff are o

that people are still living in buildings covered in unsafe cladding — seven years on from the grenfell towerfired be at risk, after a 200—year—old dairy announces its closure. we'll have a full forecast in the next half hour, but it's time now for a quick look at the weather. here's chris. hello. one thing i have got my eye on at the moment is the rain that is moving into southern england. it is not raining everywhere today but look at this. in france, we have had 24 millimetres of rain, one inch, in one hour. the zone of heaviest rain is now working across the english channel and will continue to push into southern counties of england so we could see some flash flooding this afternoon. areas likely to be worth it, parts of sussex, hampshire, the isle of wight, wiltshire and parts of dorset and may be up towards gloucestershire as well. could be one or two impacts and we will keep a close eye on that and we will keep a close eye on that and of course, bringing you the full forecast for the rest of the uk in the next half an hour. thank you very much. it's 30 years since the entertainer roy castl