baroness sal brinton, we are grateful for your time, years. fulfor your time, thank years. baroness sal brinton, we are grateful for your time, thank you. let's ta ke grateful for your time, thank you. let's take a look at this morning's weather. we know some places have a bit of sunshine already today. that's right, good morning. not a bad looking day. a bit more cloud around today than yesterday, but some lovely spells of sunshine this morning. thicker cloud across north—west england, west and wales and south—west england, rain bearing. the best of the sunshine in scotla nd bearing. the best of the sunshine in scotland at the moment. this will filter into northern ireland and then northern england as the head through the afternoon. fairly strong winds this morning across northern, north—eastern scotland, but thankful to say is that area of low pressure pushes away, though wind will ease down. fairly brisk winds through the afternoon. not bad in the sunshine but temperatures are not touched down on yesterday's values. more sunshine in the nort

earlier i spoke to baroness sal brinton, who sits on the all—party parliamentary fire safety and rescuee believes the government should respond to major crises like the grenfell fire in future. we ought to trigger the sort of civil emergency system that came into place with the cumbria flooding is in 2015 to make sure everybody knows what's happening, if people are moved out at short notice, they are moved out at short notice, they are kept informed. can they find accommodation with pets? were concerned about vulnerable tenants. it is not good in an emergency, and anyfamily it is not good in an emergency, and any family that needs to leave at short notice, it is an emergency. what would those measures mean in practice? year—old it is about making sure they understand why it is being evacuated —— not being evacuated, that they are safe, and to explain to people why it is not safe and they should move. camden have taken that advice. part of the overall problem is that the regulations have been softened since 2005, when the fire service no longer had to pass plans and buildings after major

with me is baroness sal brinton, who sits on the all—party parliamentary fire safety and rescue groupning. what you think government should be doing and saying that they haven't done so far? i think the message steve just gave of residents in salford, and we are hearing it in camden and at g re nfell tower, are hearing it in camden and at grenfell tower, is residents and individuals affected not getting enough information. it just individuals affected not getting enough information. itjust shows that more needs to be done. what we're seeing as liberal democrats is we're seeing as liberal democrats is we ought to trigger the sort of civil emergency systems that came into place with the cumbria flooding is in 2015, to make sure that eve ryo ne is in 2015, to make sure that everyone knows what's happening. if people are moved out of their flats at short notice, there are lots of others to keep them informed. the problem with having pets, can they find accommodation with pets? particularly concerned about vulnerable tenants, all those things. it is not good in an emergency for stop for an