denis murphy died in the fire at grenfell tower.at reflects the words that we had previously from the inquiry chair, chris said there is going to be much sorrow over the coming days as we hear from the survivors and relatives of the grenfell tower fire. but we will also hear thanksgiving as we are from those who remember those they knew. there we heard that denis murphy was their hero, they cannot think of a better role model in the life, and they have found it comforting to know the impact he had on notjust their lives but those of many people they have only met since he died. our news correspondent tom burridgejoins us now from the inquiry in west london. a very moving start to the inquiry. yes indeed, and i think you have to be full of admiration both for anne—marie murphy who we just heard from, and from marcio gomes who we heard from before. the atmosphere in that room is heavy, a lot of tears in there. it is devastating to hear their stories, but at the same time, it is fundamental to this inquiry. the whole idea is to weeks w

that was the sister of denis murphy, who lived on the 14th floor of the g re nfell tower.s saber, died after trying to help people on the 23rd floor, where he lived. the lawyer for his family, martin howe qc, read these words on behalf of his wife, flora. it's just so sad that my beloved husband will not be with us for farhad's wedding, able to see his grandchildren or share in thejoy farhad's wedding, able to see his grandchildren or share in the joy of becoming grandparents. those hopes and dreams have been shattered. the chance to enjoy such special moments asa chance to enjoy such special moments as a close, loving family have been taken away from saber and there's a heavy sense of loss in our hearts which will never, ever go away. saber had always been there for all of us. he never complained, and he a lwa ys of us. he never complained, and he always did everything with a smile. he was my husband, he was my best friend. i miss him so much. you will a lwa ys friend. i miss him so much. you will always be the love of my life. families will continue to remember their lov

denis murphy had lived in grenfell for more than 20 years. he had three big loves.riends and chelsea. not always in that order, his sister said. he was the linchpin of our family, and touched the lives of so many people. once you had met denis, you would never forget his warmth, wit, cheeky smile and love of life. there's a gaping hole in our hearts that can never be filled, and it hurts. it really hurts. a short but poignant tribute to 69—year—old joseph daniels was made by his son. the events of that night took his life and all trace of his existence in this world. he never stood a chance of getting out. it should never have happened. mother and daughter mary mendy and khadija saye died together. mary remembered as strong, hard—working. khadija a photographer lauded for her talent. the family's solicitor read the tribute. there will be two empty chairs on the table for every birthday, christmas and new year's, but they will forever own a position in our hearts. and then the enquiry heard khadija's own words, filmed for a bbc documentary, talking about the future s

painter and decorator, denis murphy, was a community volunteer who loved football. died in the fire. his sister told the hearing their family's lives have been changed forever. there is a gaping hole in our hearts that can never be filled and it hurts, it really hurts. we can't imaginea day hurts, it really hurts. we can't imagine a day when it would hurt any less. the pain, loss and sorrow we feel is indescribable and has left ahs devastated. next was mohamed neda. his brother made this statement through his solicitor: the bond we had was unbreakable, a bond is like no other. shared our times of trouble and sickness and hardship, but most importantly, we shared our happiness. our kids grow up shared our happiness. our kids grow up together, and they are like brother and sister. the relationship that we have, i am still proud of. losing him was like my world came crashing down. i'd faced many blows in life, losing many family members, but this was the worst. samuel daniels paid a short tribute to his fatherjoseph. daniels paid a short tribute to his father joseph. t

denis murphy had lived in grenfell for more than 20 years. he had three big loves.ds and chelsea. not always in that order, his sister said. he was the linchpin of our family, and touched the lives of so many people. once you had met denis, you would never forget his warmth, wit, cheeky smile and love of life. there's a gaping hole in our hearts that can never be filled, and it hurts. it really hurts. a short but poignant tribute to 69—year—old joseph daniels was made by his son. the events of that night took his life and all trace of his existence in this world. he never stood a chance of getting out. it should never have happened. mother and daughter mary mendy and khadija saye died together. mary remembered as strong, hard—working. khadija a photographer lauded for her talent. the family's solicitor read the tribute. there will be two empty chairs on the table for every birthday, christmas and new year's, but they will forever own a position in our hearts. and then the inquiry heard khadija's own words, filmed for a bbc documentary, talking about the future she w

and the sister of denis murphy — anne marie — described him as the "linchpin to our family".d everyone need to reflect extremely carefully on the testimony given by the victims‘ relatives. i know this will be an incredibly difficult time for all those affected. the whole house willjoin me in sending our thoughts and prayers and i am determined to ensure no community suffers again as they have done. the government has been off the pace at every stage since the fire. more than 11 months on, how is it that two thirds of the glenville survivors are still in hotels or temporary accommodation. the government has launched a consultation on tackling air pollution. michael gove called it ambitious, enabling the creation of clean air zones and cutting emission from wood burners and other fuels. but critics say it does little to encourage people out of their cars and onto public transport. we need action now to tackle this public health emergency. in her desire to begrudging, she felt to share with the house the detail of our ambition. the speakerjohn bercow has defended remarks he made

and the sister of denis murphy, anne marie, described him as the "linchpin to our family".eanwhile, in the commons, mps marked the start of the public inquiry. the housing secretary said everyone needed to reflect extremely carefully on the testimony given by the victims' relatives. we are remembering those who lost their lives in the tragedy at grenfell tower today as the public inquiry opens. i know this will be an incredibly difficult time for all those affected. the whole house willjoin me, i'm sure, in sending them our thoughts and prayers, and i am determined to ensure that no community suffers again as they have done. it is vital that people living in buildings like grenfell tower are safe and feel safe. i'm confident that the work we are undertaking and the important reforms triggered by the hackitt review will help restore confidence and provide the legacy that the grenfell communities need and deserve. john healey. mr speaker, as the secretary of state has said, on this first day of the commemoration hearings at the grenfell tower inquiry, we remember the 72 peopl

painter and decorator denis murphy was a community volunteer who loved football.r filled, and it hurts, it really hurts. we can't imagine a day when it won't hurt any less, the pain, loss and sorrow we feel is indescribable and has left us devastated. next to be remembered was mohamed amied neda, known as saber. he was a chauffeur and tried to help others escape. his brother made this statement through his solicitor. the bond we had was unbreakable. a bond like no other. we shared our times of trouble, of sickness and hardship. but most importantly, we shared our happiness. our kids grew up together and they are like brother and sister, a relationship that we had and i still am proud of. losing saber was like my world came crashing down. i had faced many blows in life, losing many family members, but this was the worst. this will be a long and complex inquiry, one of the biggest on record. but for now, the personal tributes could take up to two weeks, a fitting start dedicated to those at the heart of this inquiry. our correspondent tom burridge has been following

another victim was denis murphy who was 56. he lived on the 14th floor.ribute to him. there is a gaping hole in our hearts that can never be filled and it hurts. it really hurts. we cannot imagine a day when it will not hurt a ny less. the pain, loss and sorrow we feel is indescribable. and has left us devastated. we also heard about mohamed neda — who was known to his family as sabir. he lived on the 23rd floor — and he died after trying to help some of his neighbours. his family's solicitor read this statement on behalf of his wife flora. it is just so sad that my beloved husband will not be with us for farhat‘s wedding. and will not be there to see and hold his grandchildren or share in thejoy of becoming a grandparent. those hopes and our dreams have been shattered. following these tribute from families, the inquiry will turn to what happened on the night. i am sure you will remember these pictures. flames engulfing the 2a story block in west london. the fire started in a fridge freezer on the fourth floor. police say it was not deliberately started.

painter and decorator denis murphy was a community volunteer who loved football. his sister told the hearing their family's lives have been changed for ever. there is a gaping hole in our hearts that can be never filled, and it hurts, it really hurts. we can't imagine a day when it won't hurt any less. the pain, loss and sorrow we feel is indescribable and has left us devastated. next to be remembered was mohamed amied neda, known as saber. he was a chauffeur and tried to help others escape. his brother made this statement through his solicitor. the bond we had was unbreakable. a bond like no other. we shared our times of trouble, of sickness and hardship. but most importantly, we shared our happiness. our kids grew up together and they are like brother and sister, a relationship that we had and i still am proud of. losing saber was like my world came crashing down. i had faced many blows in life, losing many family members, but this was the worst. this will be a long and complex inquiry, one of the biggest on record. but for now, the personal tributes could take

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some have denied this and there are investigations going on. al franken of minnesota, he left, tim murphynnsylvania, patrick of michigan, left. they had to go when the issue became public, but looking forward, why is this so hard? congress exempts itself from just about every law it passes about wages, hours lost, and this one, transparency, an open process that protects victims who come forward, and yes, hold accountable suspects and they have to pay. hello. >> i think we will see changes in the senate. the senate has been a lot slower on this. the house was out front on this. they made changes as soon as harvey weinstein hit the news and people started talking about this. a couple years ago, female senators couldn't even use the pool that male senators could use because some of them wanted to swim in the nude and they didn't think -- they should have, you know, first chance to do that. but also just recently we saw senator duckworth obviously had had a baby and she's now allowed to bring her child onto the floor. that was a change made on behalf of women. it's going to take time, but yo