sweet sound of amazing grace filled the enquiry room as they watched the memorial service for debbie lamprelllland park 0pera, where she worked. her mother said she loved her life. and two more of the 18 children who died were remembered, fathia and hania and their mother rania ibrahim. their aunt said she needed to understand how they were lost. hesham was kind, generous and with a heart of gold. we are here because of failure. we are here because the system failed. the system was allowed to kill hesham rahman and 71 other ones. sadness today, but also pain that the shocking images of the fire shown to the enquiry left so many feeling distressed. lucy manning, bbc news. it's only three days since their wedding but today the duke and duchess of sussex — or harry and meghan as they're better known — had their first public engagement as a married couple. they were at a buckingham palace garden party hosted by the prince of wales. nicholas witchell was there. she's formally part of the family now. three days into married life, and meghan was at buckingham palace for a very early 70th birthday ce

sweet sound of amazing grace filled the inquiry room as they watched the memorial service for debbie lamprelle worked. this is my husband... debbie's friend and neighbour pily burton was the 72nd grenfell victim, dying just a few months ago. a great grandmother, a lover of dancing, reggae music, paella — fashionable and flamboyant. i had 3a years with pily and they were beautiful, glorious, wonderful years. filled with happiness, love and laughter. i adored her, but let me tell you no matter what indignities my wife had to suffer, my pily was perfect. hesham was kind, generous and with a heart of gold. he loved to write poetry. we are here because of failure. we are here because the system failed. the system was allowed to kill hesham rahman and 71 other ones, 71 other souls. unfortunately this afternoon, one of the families' tribute videos showed footage of the tower burning. many survivors left the room sobbing and shaking. paramedics had to be called, the inquiry apologised, but a sign ofjust the trauma those here are still having to face. lucy manning, bbc news, west london. a mother has

sweet sound of amazing grace filled the enquiry room as they watched the memorial service for debbie lamprellorked. her mother said she loved her life. and two more of the 18 children who died were remembered, fathia and hania and their mother rania ibrahim. their aunt said she needed to understand how they were lost. hesham was kind, generous and with a heart of gold. we are here because of failure. we are here because the system failed. the system was allowed to kill hesham rahman and 71 other one. sadness today, but also pain that the shocking images of the fire shown to the enquiry left so many feeling distressed. lucy manning, bbc news. the tottenham player, harry kane is to captain england at the football world cup in russia next month. england's manager gareth southgate said he chose the striker because his professional attitude was a fine example to the team. kane said there was no reason that england could not win the world cup. i believe we can, i think anyone can. i can't sit here in front of you and say we're not going to win it, because we could do. so it's just my mindset, i wan

debbie lamprell worked as a safety officer at holland park 0pera.e every saturday morning and she would always bring me two scratchcards, and she would say, "i don't know why i'm bringing you these scratch cards because we don't need money. we are so lucky with what we've got." that is how she was, happy. she was happy with her friends, with herjob, with her life, with her neighbours, with living in ladbroke grove. and that's the cruel thing, she did not want more. she felt blessed. debbie was an exceptional, extraordinary person. and i was completely blessed to have her as my daughter. this is my husband... originally from spain, pily burton was one of the first people to live in grenfell tower in the 1970s. she and her husband were rescued from the burning building but she died in hospital. i adored her, and we shared it with everybody around us. she was an exceptional person, and that... this tragedy took away her dignity and everything that we had in this world. rania ibrahim and her daughters fathia and hania hassan lived on the 23rd floor. thr

debbie lamprell worked as a safety officer at holland park 0pera.rvice. a tribute by her mother was read by the opera's director. she would visit me every saturday morning and she would always bring me two scratchcards, and she would say, "i don't know why i'm bringing you these scratch cards because we don't need money. we are so lucky with what we've got." that is how she was, happy. she was happy with her friends, with herjob, with her life, with her neighbours, with living in ladbroke grove. and that's the cruel thing, she did not want more. she felt blessed. debbie was an exceptional, extraordinary person. and i was completely blessed to have her as my daughter. this is my husband... originally from spain, pily burton was one of the first people to live in grenfell tower in the 19705. she and her husband were rescued from the burning building but she died in hospital.

a statement read on behalf of miriam, the mother rob debbie lamprell.ave been having from nicholas burton, the mother of someone considered to be the 72nd victim of the grenfell tower fire, she died considered to be the 72nd victim of the grenfell towerfire, she died in january of this year, she had long—term health problems, and as her husband described, she suffered from dementia from 2015 and he has been saying about the huge trauma and the effect that the fire, the terrible night, had on her dementia. he said, how can you explain to someone he said, how can you explain to someone with such a serious illness that their whole house has gone, all of their possessions gone, their dog is no more, so of their possessions gone, their dog is no more, so many of their possessions gone, their dog is no more, so many people and friends inside the building have died too? we also heard a beautiful tribute from nicholas burton to his wife, someone he described as a big personality, someone who knew eve ryo ne personality, someone who knew everyone on the portobel

the first commemoration hearing was for debbie lamprell — who lived in flat 161. r a young woman travelling on her own, so she moved out to be near her own, so she moved out to be near her work. i was always worried about her work. i was always worried about her living in the bedsits, or the studio flats, as she called it. it was not appropriate for somebody in her 30s who worked so hard. the thick -- her 30s who worked so hard. the thick —— the conditions were not good and i badgered her to put her name down with the council to get somewhere proper to live, somewhere safe and decent. 0f somewhere proper to live, somewhere safe and decent. of course it feels terrible to have done that now, because she was given the flat in g re nfell because she was given the flat in grenfell. she loved her little flat and kept it lovely, but the refurbishment became a nightmare. she had problems with the electricity, problems with the heating. she was very upset about having the boiler in the corridor rate when you open the front door. that was very upsetting to her. but i used a