around the country have failed safety tests since the g re nfall tower failed safety tests since the grenfalltower fire. the bank of england warns car finance deals and borrowing on credit cards are rapidly increasing. a sikh couple say a berkshire adoption agency told them they were the wrong culture to adopt a white child. and the changing face of banking. this is what we've come to. less a cash machine than a mini bank. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, johanna konta prepares to carry british hopes at wimbledon as she continues her grass court preparations at eastbourne today. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the internet giant google has been fined a record £2.1 billion by the european commission for putting its own online shopping services at the top of search results. it's the biggest fine in the commission's history. it said google had abused its market dominance. google now has 90 days to end the practice. more details from our technology correspondent rory cellanjones. but the name of something you might wa nt to but the name of something you might want to buy

observer claims that the government repeatedly failed to act on fire safety warnings before the fire at grenfallthe express leads with the queen's response to the fire, praising her majesty for calming the nation. the sunday mirror labels the duke of cambridge the ‘prince of compassion‘ for the role he played in responding to the fire. the sunday telegraph says theresa may could face a leadership challenge from within her own party if she waters down brexit. the sunday times reports that senior conservative figures have told the prime minister she has ten days to improve her performance or face a confidence vote in the party. let‘s begin with a little bit more in—depth look. all of the papers focusing on the terrible tragedy in west london. the sunday telegraph is talking about the response, the initial response, being simply not good enough. the prime minister has issued a statement reflecting that as well. a realjuxtaposition in terms of what the volunteers were doing straightaway after the tragedy. they all got together and yet, the officials were taking a long time. i think this is the quest

we begin with the times whose headline reflects the incredible speed in which the grenfall house tower were thrown from windows by theirfamilies to escape the blaze the guardian looks at the anger felt by residents who say their concerns and complaints over safety in the building had been ignored by the royal borough of kensington and chelsea and also the tower block's management company. meanwhile, the independent focuses on theresa may's uk government who they say is under pressure to explain claims that it neglected to improve fire safety in buildings despite warnings over the potential for tragedies like that of grenfell house. leaving the tower block fire behind, the times reports on how five people were injured after a gunman opened fire on politicians who were practicing for a charity baseball game. a senior republican member of the house of representatives, steve scalise, is in a critical condition while the gunman was shot dead by police. and finally in the telegraph business section, the us federal reserve has said it would raise its key interest rate by 0.25%, the second ris

. >> reporter: these images show the destruction on the ground floor of grenfall tower. this is the area least affected by that all consuming fire. as this photograph shows it gets worse as you go up. very few escaped the higher floors. if the initial response to this tragedy was horror, as the hours have passed there have been mounting questions and mounting anger. >> there is a system in place. that is the product. that is it. >> there's nothing at all. yeah, but they're lying. >> reporter: labour's leader visiting the area heard the concerns for residents who say fears they'd expressed about the tower's safety were ignored. >> someone has to be held accountable. someone has to be held responsible. we don't want it kicked to the long grass. we don't want the government to sort of hide with some hollow platitude about lessons being learned. >> reporter: the prime minister paid her own private visit to grenfall tower this morning and was criticized for meeting only the emergency teams and not the local community. >> people are very angry. people are crying. people are lo

government concern as all tower blocks so far tested for combustible building materials after the grenfalllock fire have failed. eu nationals living in the uk will get more detail later — of what rights they can expect to have after brexit. a minute's silence is observed in memory of those affectected in the finsbury park mosque terror attack. the size of three football pitches and weighing 65,000 tonnes — the royal navy's new aircraft carrier prepares for its first sea trials. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, formula 1 championship leader sebastian vettel is urged to calm down after being penalised for a collision with rival lewis hamilton in azerbaijan. good afternoon, and welcome to the bbc news at one. it's taken 18 days but a deal has now been done between the dup and the conservatives which will guarantee the party's support for theresa may's minority government. in what's described as a 2—year ‘confidence and supply‘ arrangement, the prime minister has the backing of the dup's 10 mps, after losing her majority in the general election. but while dup leader arlene foster has su

government concern as all tower blocks so far tested for combustible building materials after the grenfall