72 people died in the grenfell tower fire in west london in june last year.d us more about the reaction to what happened. the grenfell united group of families and survivors have called the bdo disgusting and offensive to eve ryo ne the bdo disgusting and offensive to everyone that had been affected by the events that night. they have asked the police to take it very, very seriously. what you have seen in the bdo is a group of people in the back garden sitting around a fire having a few drinks, and they have got a tall cardboard box —— video. they put the label grenfell tower on it, and there were crude cutouts of people, some of them painted brown, at the windows of that power. everyone's laughing and saying things like help me, help me, jump saying things like help me, help me, jump out of the window and they in your flat, we are coming to get you. and then they take this model of g re nfell and then they take this model of grenfell power that they have made and they put it on their fire and burn it. the video, which has been widely shared on social media,

up next — newsbriefing. unsafe cladding in the wake of the grenfell disaster. told they may have to payt to be changed. david rhodes has more. it is the nightmare that people living in at how a block of fear. living in at how a block of fear. february, a fire broke out in this leads high—rise. february, a fire broke out in this leads high-rise. leads high-rise. the cladding on the building is the same as the grenfell tower cladding. same as the grenfell tower cladding. so long to sort it out and you know, this is life—threatening. this is life—threatening. been told they might have to pay for the cladding to be replaced. the cladding to be replaced. how i will raise that money but they are asking for it often. are asking for it often. about who will pay for the removal has been reached. has been reached. orders were told they needed to check for acm cladding. check for acm cladding. changed so that flat owners don't have to pay. have to pay. cladding and needs to be done quickly for reasons of safety. quickly for reasons of safety. this absolutely cannot fall on the shoulders of the lea

and at the grenfell enquiry, there was this from the chairman.spent the day at a police station in south london. scotla nd police station in south london. scotland yard have announced that all six have been released under investigation. june kelly, bbc news. there‘s been a sharp rise over the past decade in the number of vulnerable children needing protection in england. domestic violence, drug and alcohol addiction, mental health issues and poverty are all contributing to the growing number of cases according to the association of directors of children‘s services. new research shows that 2.4 million people made calls to children‘s services in the past year because they were concerned about a child — that‘s a rise of 78% over ten years. the most serious investigations where a child is at risk of significant harm have risen by 159%. 75,000 children are now in care in england — a rise of nearly a quarter in a decade. it comes at a time of huge financial pressure for councils — as their budgets are cut. our social affairs correspondent alison holt h

tower in june 2017, over 70 people who died in the grenfell tower injune 2017, their families of courseng. they have put out oi'i it. dill grieving. they have put out on their youtube, a particularly nasty picture of a skyscraper, a cardboard model that is obviously supposed to be the grenfell tower, literally with figures of people being burned up on you tube. the prime minister has rightly condemned this as completely unacceptable. the home secretary has condemned it as disgraceful. sadiq khan has rightfully condemned it, the housing secretary, too. there are no words to describe the people that do things like this, and we can only give our hearts and thoughts once again to the families of the victims. i wonder, dawn, again to the families of the victims. iwonder, dawn, what again to the families of the victims. i wonder, dawn, what could be charge be if the police are investigating? i am not sure. i have looked into it. i can't see, it is difficult to know, there were some races difficult to know, there were some ra ces ta nsey difficult to know, there were some races tansey is withi

five men are arrested after a video emerged showing a model of grenfell tower burning on a bonfire.heresa may's cabinet meets shortly — to discuss her latest attempts to resolve the irish border issue and finalise a brexit deal. the number of patients waiting for nhs tests and scans is increasing — a bbc investigation findsi in 11 radiographer posts is vacant. uncovering stories from the trenches of the western front — we'll be live in france as we look ahead to the armistice day centenary. and england are struggling on the first day of the first test in sri lanka. jos buttler was last to depart, when he fell for 38. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine — part of a new morning schedule here on the bbc news channel and bbc two. victoria derbyshire is now at 10 o'clock every weekday morning. americans deliver their verdict today on president trump's first two years in office, in what are known as the midterm elections. final campaign rallies were held last night with the president visiting indiana and missouri in a final attempt to appeal to voters. the election will decid

and the story this morning, the people burning a model of the grenfell tower.emselves in at around 3:30am. more details on that throughout the morning. good morning, colletta. you are here to talk about the papers. do you want to start? i am going to start with some sri lankan news. talking about the cricket and how it has not particularly started well for england in the last hour or so. this is talking about how the area where they are playing was hit by a devastating tsunami many years ago, but actually surrey county helped them with a huge donation of financial support. and they have a surrey cricket ground there where the kids can go and play andy king plays. they have graham thorpe road, paul sheldon lane, named after some of surrey's best ever players. it is a thank you to all the work that the charity did at the time and be people who will working —— are working for surrey cricket did to redevelop the area after the tsunami hit very badly and so many people lost their lives. colletta, what have you got? one is the pension age for women. i don't know if y

the grenfell united group of families and survivors have called the video a disgusting and hateful andre that night and have asked the police to take it very seriously. what you see is a group of people in a back garden, sitting around a fire, having a few drinks. they have got a tall cardboard box and they put the label g re nfell tower cardboard box and they put the label grenfell tower on it and there is a crude cutout of people, some of them painted brown, at the windows of the tower. everyone is laughing and saying things like, help me, help me jump saying things like, help me, help me jump out of the window. 0r stay in your flat, we are coming to get you. they take the model of the tower they have made and they put it on their fire they have made and they put it on theirfire and they have made and they put it on their fire and burn they have made and they put it on theirfire and burn it. the video, which has been widely shared on social media, has provoked a very high—level response. the prime minister said was utterly disrespectful and the government has urged people not to shar

five men are arrested after a video emerged showing a model of grenfell tower burning on a bonfire. the information commissioner's office is to fine the motor insurance business owned by arron banks and the campaign breaches of the data law theresa may's cabinet meets shortly to discuss her latest attempts to resolve the irish border issue and finalise a brexit deal. the number of patients waiting for nhs tests and scans is increasing — a bbc investigation finds one in 11 radiographer posts is vacant. uncovering stories from the trenches of the western front, we'll be live in france as we look ahead to the armistice day centenary. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. i'm joanna gosling. americans deliver their verdict today on president trump's first two years in office, in what are known as the midterm elections. final campaign rallies were held last night with the president visiting indiana and missouri in a final attempt to appeal to voters. the election will decide which party will control the two houses of congress, as our washington correspondent gary o'donoghue reports

the video has horrified all those affected by the grenfell tragedy.tower with her grandson. there are still people who have no human feelings, particularly when there are people going through the enquiry now, going through what they went through during the fire, and some other people are making a joke, with children in the background. tonight, scotland yard announced a further arrest — a 19—year—old was detained after he went to a police station in south london today. he's now in custody with the five others who handed themselves in last night. new figures show the number of children at risk of serious harm has more than doubled in a decade coming up. allegations against the businessman sir philip green. the bbc talks to former employees. coming up on sportsday on bbc news. test debutant ben foakes saves england's innings after a top order collapse on the first day of the first test against sri lanka in galle. it's being seen as a referendum on donald trump's presidency — the first real test since he was elected two years ago. americans are currently

one of the survivors of grenfell is here.tain's biggest foodbank charity says it's given out 658,000 food parcels in the last six months — a 13% rise year on year. foodbank workers say the rise is down to problems with universal credit. it's the same old story, every time they're coming in now. we used to be doing, like, on an average 20—22 parcels a day. now we can reach anywhere over 30—a0 in a day, which, you know, we're having to do. it is busy! the government says there are complex reasons why people use foodbanks and it not down to one single reason. let us know this morning if you use a foodbank and the reason or reasons. is it complex as the gov says? hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until 11 this morning. 0n foodbanks — the kettlesz on twitter says "there's nothing complex about being hungry and having no fod left in the house, or money to buy it. markie tweets — "foodbanks exist to sustain the illusion of poverty use the hashtag #victorialive. if you're emailing and are happy for us to contact you — and m

we discovered that the cladding on the building is the same as the grenfell tower cladding.and, you know, this is life—threatening. leaseholders like nick in skyline apartments say they have been told they might have to pay for the cladding to be replaced. £10,000 to £20,000 perflat, so i have no idea how i will raise that money, but they are asking for it up front. the company that runs the tower blocks says plans to remove the cladding are being developed and that no final decision about who will pay for the removal has been reached. after grenfell, where 72 people died, building owners were told they needed to check for acm cladding. in october, there were 358 residential buildings in england where acm was still present, and there are growing calls for the law to be changed so that flat owners or leaseholders don't have to pay. clearly, the money has to be found upfront to replace the cladding, and it needs to be done quickly for reasons of safety. but this absolutely cannot fall on the shoulders of the leaseholders. residents should not be obliged to pay. it should be fo

mob cheering as they burnt an effigy of the grenfell tower.rge amount of time seemingly building a replica of the grenfell tower, filming themselves laughing at it, saying quite racist comments, the police are looking into it. it is obviously horrific, everyone will be very upset by it. bonfire night is always a tough time for grenfell survivors because there is so much noise and sparks outside, but the one thing to take away from this is there has been a huge public backlash. people very upset about it and very clear it is completely unacceptable. it is moronic, and it is right the prime minister has gone on twitter to condemn this, the home secretary, the housing secretary, sadiq khan, the london mayor, using very strong language. unacceptable, disgraceful. you wonder what goes through the mind of people who do things like this. it was only in june 2017 this happen. any families will never recover, given the tragedy of the 72 deaths. but a ridiculous thing for these people to do. i wonder if the police can actually get them on the legal hook

i know a lot to do with residents and grenfell i know a lot to do with residents and gre nfell tower a blog, traditionally that would have been there through newspaper which perhaps might have had more...” said isn't it sad hour late —— i was told what shame it is. said isn't it sad hour late —— i was told what shame it islj said isn't it sad hour late —— i was told what shame it is. i have fond memories of the yorkshire post, i was in university and there was a seller there who said i have had a very ha rd seller there who said i have had a very hard day, help me get rid of them. his marvellous way of selling new paper. may's day, an exclusive interview with the pm who said how her husband philip has helped her through a tough week. in many ways, the best read of the days. this is a piece authored by sam walters, from the mail on sunday... the paper already feels different. it definitely feels different and they have been going full blast in support of mrs may this week. is a good old fashioned daily mail campaign. they want those hard to tears to calm down, rally behind the prime m

we discovered that the cladding on the building is the same as the grenfell tower cladding. nick in skyline apartments say they have been told they might have to pay for the cladding to be replaced. £10,000 to £20,000 perflat, so i have no idea how i will raise that money, but they are asking for it up front. the company that runs the tower blocks says plans to remove the cladding are being developed and that no final decision about who will pay for the removal has been reached. after grenfell, where 72 people died, building owners were told they needed to check for acm cladding. in october, there were 358 residential buildings in england where acm was still present, and there are growing calls for the law to be changed so that flat owners or leaseholders don't have to pay. clearly, the money has to be found upfront to replace the cladding, and it needs to be done quickly for reasons of safety. but this absolutely cannot fall on the shoulders of the leaseholders. residents should not be obliged to pay. it should be for those owning the freeholds, owning those buildings, the

government continues to face a backlash over its handling of the grenfell tower fire it is accused of placing gagging orders on experts investigating the tragedy which left seventy two people dead back in two thousand and seventeen. broadcasting live direct from our studios moscow this is our international time certainly glad to have you with. our police in the u.s. say they have identified the gunmen who killed twelve people in a crowded bar in the small california city of thousand oaks on wednesday they have named the suspect as twenty eight year old local resident in david long he had served in the marines and reportedly suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder police say he was known to them for minor offenses and had been referred to mental health experts back in april along motive for the shooting is not known here is how witnesses describe events. i was on the dance floor dancing at the time was right and then all my friends were at the table right by the door and then they turned your i heard the gunshot i turned around and i saw him shoot a couple more times and in a spli

the british government is facing a wave of criticism for its handling of the of the author of the grenfell tower fire seventy two people died a year ago in the place that engulfed a block of flats in london westminster has been accused of placing decking orders on experts investigating the tragedy auntie's in a theatre going to brings us the details. well love critics of the british government have dubbed it shameful in light of information that has emerged about a company that was hired just days following the grand fell fire tragedy to analyze and investigate u.k. government state building safety and that company was reportedly told not to criticize to resubmit and her government this was revealed as part of a comprehensive investigation carried out by the times newspaper which disclosed that among hundreds of other contracts the specific one hundred thousand pounds contract with an engineering company called w s p had instructed that particular company not to quote create. adverse publicity for the cabinet or other crown bodies when looking at the situation involving other buildings aro

we discovered that the cladding on the building is the same as the grenfell tower cladding.told they might have to pay for the cladding to be replaced. £10,000 to £20,000 perflat, so i have no idea how i will raise that money, but they are asking for it up front. the company that runs the tower blocks says plans to remove the cladding are being developed and that no final decision about who will pay for the removal has been reached. after grenfell, where 72 people died, building owners were told they needed to check for acm cladding. in october, there were 358 residential buildings in england where acm was still present, and there are growing calls for the law to be changed so that flat owners or leaseholders don't have to pay. clearly, the money has to be found upfront to replace the cladding, and it needs to be done quickly for reasons of safety. but this absolutely cannot fall on the shoulders of the leaseholders. residents should not be obliged to pay. it should be for those owning the freeholds, owning those buildings, the developers. the association of residential mana

this is a still from the video, which shows a model of grenfell tower on a bonfire.being held under the public order act, which says that, "a person is guilty of an offence if, with intent to cause person harrassment, alarm, or distress, he uses threatening, abusive, or insulting words or behaviour, or disorderly behaviour". the reality is that, as grossly offensive as this is, it doesn't necessarily mean that it's a federal offence. when you post grossly offensive material online, you can be guilty of an offence under the communications act, for which you can go to prison for up to six months. the video has horrified all those affected by the grenfell tragedy, like rukayet mamadu, who escaped from the tower with her grandson. there are still people who have no human feelings, particularly when there are people going through the inquiry now, going through what they went through during the fire. and some people are making it like it's a joke, with children in the background. tonight, scotland yard announced a further arrest. a 19—year—old was detained after he went to

this is a still from the video, which shows a model of grenfell tower on a bonfire. how can anybody wake up in the morning and think that it's 0k to make a box in detail, cutting out windows and the outlines of people with their hands in the air? the men being questioned are being held under the public order act, which says that, "a person is guilty of an offence if, with intent to cause person harrassment, alarm, or distress, he uses threatening, abusive, or insulting words or behaviour, or disorderly behaviour". the reality is that as grossly offensive as this is, it doesn't necessarily mean that it's a federal offence. when you post grossly offensive material online, you can be guilty of an offence under the communications act am a for which you can go to prison for up to six months. the video has horrified all those affected by the grenfell tragedy, like this woman, who escaped from the tower with her grandson. there are still people who have no human feelings, particularly when there are people going through the inquiry now, going through what they went through

and the times claims that the engineering firm which tested the cladding on grenfell tower after the fire had to sign an agreement not to criticise the prime minister. so those are the front pages — let's take a look at some of those stories in a bit more detail. given that we have two american journalists with us, we cannot not start with the american elections. polls of course close in kentucky at about 11am. greg, let's start with the guardian. there is a picture of a polling station in the brooklyn borough of new york. it is fair to say, above everything else, they are not voting for president that they may as well be. this is very unusual for a mid—term and that it is seen asa for a mid—term and that it is seen as a referendum on donald trump. he has been the most controversial and divisive and the most unusual president of my lifetime and really he has been so front and centre the republican campaign it is almost as if the election is completely about him and not the individual candidates. bizarrely, some might say, the economy, which is booming, has not much of a look in. the

and the times claims that the engineering firm which tested the cladding on grenfell tower after thee the front pages — let‘s take a look at some of those stories in a bit more detail. given that we have two american journalists with us, we cannot not start with the american elections. polls of course close in kentucky at about 11am. greg, let‘s start with the guardian. there is a picture of a polling station in the brooklyn borough of new york.

metro — revellers who laughed and jeered in a video that surfaced online as they burned a model of grenfelless leads with prince charles urging the world to halt plastic pollution and protect our planet for children like his daughter—in—law meghan‘s unborn baby. and according to the daily mail, grieving families will be hit with bills of up to £6,000 under a stealth death tax. and they also feature the spice girls — most of whom are getting together to tour again. posh was too posh that this reunion, by all accounts. we are going to start with the independent. big elections in the united states tomorrow. tom waits boaters‘ verdict, in the first major poll and —— trump awaits voter‘s verdict. verdict, in the first major poll and —— trump awaits voter's verdictm will be in testing to see what happens. i think it may be closer than people expect. i think some democrats are getting a little too cocky. the big worry is that a lot of people who did support trump have not changed their mind so far. a lot of the things more outrageous on, don‘t affect his core base. the democrats have not done very

apron covering her burgeoning baby belly, visiting a kitchen located near grenfell tower where the tragict last year. as any royal knows you've got to be able to switch it up. days efforter, she and husband prince harry dazzled at the annual royal variety performance. meghan markle's new life all chronicled in abc's new documentary "the real princess diaries." >> when you look at the duke and duchess of sussex, there is an enormous electricity between them. >> if ever there was a fairy tale, it's those two. i mean, the love just exudes. >> for me they've become the duke and duchess of huddles. >> you want to hate them but it's too cute so you love it. >> meghan sort of bought the american dream before she even met prince harry. that is now just magna tied on the world stage. >> just by being mixed-race, american, actress, divorced, these are all really unconventional terms when it comes to talking about the wife of a prince in the uk. >> the bride has arrived. >> reporter: it was, in a word, really magical. >> there was the choir. ♪ darling darling stand by me sa'ic south --ore slaves in

campaigning on specific issues acting as whistleblowers or even concerns about policy while over the grenfell tower of course took place on june fourteenth last year it was a fire that killed seventy two people it lasted many many hours and really brought lots and lots of criticism in terms of the initial reaction of theresa may and her government and as well as the days that followed. well the grandfather united campaign group reacted to these latest revelations with a statement saying quote the focus at every level of government must be to get to the truth about how and why grand fell happened no one should be deterred from speaking out and quote. with more news after this short break. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then . what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. get it right the press is like them up for free in the morning can people get. interested in the waters of michael. jac

the prime minister has condemned a group of people who filmed themselves putting a model of grenfellage has been posted online which depicts a large model marked "grenfell tower" being placed over a naked flame and catching alight. the metropolitan police say they're treating the matter very seriously. theresa may said on social media that to disrespect those who lost their lives was utterly unacceptable. iran says it will defy tough sanctions reimposed today by the united states on its oil and banking sectors, following america's withdrawal from the international nuclear deal agreed back in 2015. president rouhani says iran is in a state of economic war and will continue selling oil. there's been an angry response on the streets of tehran. president trump says the us is trying to stop what it calls tehran's destructive behaviour across the middle east. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, is at the foreign office and explains the impact the sanctions will have on both iran, and here. the international community and iran did a deal. iran would agree to restrict its nuclear pr

complaining on specific issues acting as whistleblowers or raising concerns about policy well over the grenfell tower of course took place on june fourth. last year it was a fire that killed seventy two people it lasted many many hours and really brought lots and lots of criticism in terms of the initial reaction of to recent man her government and as well as the days that followed. well the grandfatherly united campaign group reacted to these latest revelations with a statement saying quote the focus at every level of government must be to get to the truth about how and why grand fell happened no one should be deterred from speaking out and quote coming out a poll in germany suggest that i'm going to merkel should call tomahawk shots on the ship before time finishes and twenty twenty one all nut off to the short break . when i'm not an institution when you are not a government. you'll voice is your voice belongs to you and he was a nice plus in your voice zen people accept you do seems they wouldn't accept was a situation we used it would be this is a difference which is diplomacy and superfic

campaigning on specific issues acting as whistleblowers or reason concerns about policy while other grenfell tower of course took place on june fourteenth last year it was a fire that killed seventy two people it lasted many many hours and really brought lots and lots of criticism in terms of the initial reaction of theresa may and her government and as well as the days that followed. well the grandfather united campaign group reacted to these latest revelations with a statement saying quote the focus at every level of government must be to get to the truth about how and why grand fell happened no one should be deterred from speaking out and. ukrainian neo nazi militias saw suspected of training white supremacist groups which have been arrested for inciting violence attacks during protests in the us back in twenty seventeen that's according to an unsealed criminal complaint by the f.b.i. . the as off but sally in is a paramilitary units of the ukrainian national guards which is known for his association with neo nazi ideology and use of nazi symbolism and which is beliefs of participated in

this is a still from the video which shows a model of grenfell tower on a bonfire, the footage emerged is that as grossly offensive as it is it does not necessarily mean it's a criminal offence, when you post offensive material online you can be guilty in the communication act for going to prison for six months. the video has horrified all those affected by the tragedy. like this woman who escaped from the tower with her grandson. there are still people who have no, no human feelings. particularly when there are people going through the inquiry now, they're going through what they went through, and that fire, and some of the people are making it like a joke, with children at the background. today, scotland ya rd at the background. today, scotland yard announced further arrests, a 19—year—old was detained after he went to a police station in south london today, he is now in custody with the five others who handed themselves in last night. and we have a drum roll? now for the moment you've all been waiting for. no sadly we can't tell you the outcome of the elections just yet but we may h

government is dealing with the aftermath of these revelations of course grunfeld the grenfell fire continues to be largely on the public mind this is a fire a massive one that took place on june fourteenth last year it lasted many many hours it took the lives of seventy two people and certainly brought lots of criticism in terms of to rescind may's initial and follow up response to that tragedy that not only shook people living in london but really around the u.k. and taking lots of people to protest out on to the streets at the time and the ground fell a united campaign group had this to say about these latest revelations. that was a decision because a lot from london with reports the latest going to allegations. of breaking news from california just coming up to the top story of the day again twelve people including a deputy sheriff have been killed in a mass shooting at a crowded bar in thousand oaks more than a dozen people were also injured now the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene after turning the gun on himself calls to police started coming in around eleven fifteen at night l

campaigning on specific issues acting as whistleblowers or reason concerns about policy well or the grenfell tower of course took place on june fourteenth last year it was a fire that killed seventy two people it lasted many many hours and really brought lots and lots of criticism in terms of the initial reaction of theresa may and her government and as well as the days that followed. well the grandfather united campaign group reacted to these latest revelations with a statement saying quote the focus at every level of government must be to get to the truth about how and why grand fell happened no one should be deterred from speaking out and. the russian athlete without any almshouse taken gold in this category at the european triathlon championships in spain fifty five year old conquered the kilometers of running swimming and cycling with the help of his training up wife we had a chance to speak to both of them about their motivation. the point is a slaughter is a little as art can be lead to prisons that are most. of the muslim world as mine is syria which is to lower the price to below st

which means "love" in arabic, was started in the summer of 2017 after a massive fire gutted london's grenfellilling more than 70 people. survivors began healing through uoking, using small donations to stay open twice a week to make food for fellow victims. meghan came to pitch in. she described a sense of belonging, which led to an idea. a cookbook called "together," featuring the women's family mecipes. the proceeds would help remodel the kitchen. eeds immediately felt connected to this community kitchen. ecke these women, i'm passionate about food and cooking as a way of strengthening communities. >> reporter: the book raised $260,000, and today, the stoves are hot seven days a week. a it's not just about cooking to fill stomachs. it's about bringing people together. >> reporter: resilient survivors and a nostalgic american, together in the spirit of thanksgiving. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> golodryga: a reminder that thanksgiving can be celebrated anywhere in the world. and that's "cbs evening news." for jeff glor, i'm bianna golodryga. see you tomorrow on "cbs this morning."

the grenfell inquiry has been played a recording of a 999 call from the night of the fire, in which the family's escape. in a written statement, marcio gomes said his son was stillborn, because of the fumes his wife inhaled that night. england's cricketers have won their first overseas test match for more than two years. they wrapped up an emphatic 2ii—run victory over sri lanka in galle. our sports correspondent andy swiss reports. after two years of sporting travel sickness, england finally found the cure. their first test victory abroad since 2016 was a win of spin. jack leach leading the way and moeen ali duly followed. any lingering sri lankan hopes soon snaffled. four wickets for moeen, three for leach, including the pick of the bunch. oh, what a ripper! that's about as good as spin bowling gets. dinesh chandimal bamboozled, unplayable, unforgettable. not everything went quite so smoothly. oh, no. he's down. a spot of slapstick courtesy of adil rashid but it was about england's only slip—up as sri lanka quickly capitulated. when rangana herath, in his final match, was agonisingly

with us anymore he was the chair of this group that the the this bunch who who burnt an effigy of grenfell tower on bonfire night that's fifth of november in. exceptionally bad taste now this is caused a big for already and there seem to all fewer than the. oil stories in the world to her of kids in jersey to learn the re housing all of the jewels of a it's not that big yet but the issue here is a bunch of idiots did this in the fast pace and then we discover they can so the conservative party are involved in this as well only by proxy but that makes it embarrassing suddenly it becomes a national story there's no doubt it's tasteless whether they should go to prison for it or not it's a debatable point in as a conservative nor they took down the pictures of the members involved in the sex they have and these guys now in hiding as well so whether it's legal or not i think this is a big no no don't do this kind of thing if you want to be respected and if you don't want to bring your own political party into disrepute i don't think many people would think of doing this sort of thing they did

inspections or an emergency case, in something like g re nfell tower, emergency case, in something like grenfeller caused a huge wave of interest in what you are doing as a company, as councils, social housing, all of these organisations had to take stock? we have seen a huge influx of local council, as well as private sector, looking into mapping and scanning it. the technology is getting cheaper and later and can go further, and just in three years you have had the business, that must have changed a lot in terms of what you are able to do now? people used to use drones to fly around and take photos or videos, we can now change them into digital 3d model and use that as an inspection report, you can zoom in and pullup any inspection report, you can zoom in and pull up any information and start creating measurements directly from a digital 3d model without ever going on—site. your company is quite small, you are a team of ten, you don't have drone operators in your team, you hire them daily and it pays for them to be local, is that the case? we usually have a local drone operated because they kn

campaigning on specific issues acting as whistleblowers or reason concerns about policy while low the grenfell tower of course took place on june fourteenth last year it was a fire that killed seventy two people it lasted many many hours and really brought lots and lots of criticism in terms of the initial reaction of theresa may and her government and as well as the days that followed. well the grandfather united campaign group reacted to these latest revelations with a statement saying quote the focus at every level of government must be to get to the truth about how and why grand fell happened no one should be deterred from speaking out and quote. coming up next the poll in germany suggests that i'm going to merkel should call time on her chancellorship before her time finishes in twenty twenty one more on that after a short break. i think it's important to do something that you're passionate about and even if you know you may not think you can do that and i didn't think there was any chance of me becoming an astronaut but i really that's what i was passionate about and i wanted to at least

campaigning on specific issues acting as whistleblowers or even concerns about policy well over the grenfell tower of course took place on june fourteenth last year it was a fire that killed seventy two people it lasted many many hours and really brought lots and lots of criticism in terms of the initial reaction of theresa may and her government and as well as the days that followed. well the grandfather united campaign group reacted to these latest revelations with a statement saying quote the focus at every level of government must be to get to the truth about how and why grand fell happened no one should be deterred from speaking out and quote. still to come falling germany. chancellorship details on the way. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter to us is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes happen each day. eighty five percent of global wealth to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent from a year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's bu

before we go will be played out by ordering spoken word bird so if we have the core of her song grenfell but that's ever the show we're back on monday oh guy fawkes day for more on britain's continued backing for the war in yemen the world's worst humanitarian crisis until then keep in touch with social media will be back on monday ninety eight years of the day that a million americans voted for imprisoned socialist candidate eugene debs to be president of the usa here's a few of the core ungrateful one year since we watched entire families burn to death because of neglect elite is in lack of respect one year one on the sufferers are still suffering some suicidal some homeless all are struggling this is a manifestation of classism stay in your flat or stay boston their narcissism this isn't what god meant when he said ashes to ashes he also expected humanity to practice compassion is a scary place when power comes before empathy so to the families perish the families divided to everyone who is there we commemorate this tragedy at the very least we send up a prayer. before chinese dominan

nearly 18 months since the grenfell tower fire, less than 4% of council—owned high—rise tower blocksil tower blocks over 10 storeys high have sprinklers, although there are more planned to be fitted across london. the government says that if councils have concerns about paying for fire safety works, they should speak to them. many councils can't afford, with big, deep cuts to their budgets, to pay for this. and because this was such a serious national disaster, it really falls to national government to provide the response. there's a call for more inclusive and compassionate care for the terminally ill. joy watkins had cancer and died in a hospice earlier this year. now her mp for enfield southgate has proposed a private members bill called joy's bill to help other people nearing the end of their lives. joy's friends have also joined the campaign for palliative care to be a statutory requirement. i was iwas in i was in the room when she was dying andi i was in the room when she was dying and i know there's way of facing death in a way that is not traumatic, that you're taken care of,

the grenfell inquiry has been played a recording of a 999 call from the night of the fire in which the be heard pleading with his daughters to keep going during the family's escape. in a written statement, marcio gomes said his son was stillborn because of the fumes his wife inhaled that night. you're watching bbc news, the latest headlines: firefighters in california are battling huge wildfires that have caused thousands of people to flee their homes. five people are known to have died. theresa may's brexit plans have suffered another blow at a critical time in the negotiations, with the resignation of the transport minister, jojohnson. let's get more on our top story now. those wildfires in california. 0n the line now is dave clark, spokesman at cal fire, the california department of forestry and fire protection. a appreciate you taking the time to speak to us. i'm sure it is a busy time for you. bring speak to us. i'm sure it is a busy time foryou. bring is speak to us. i'm sure it is a busy time for you. bring is up—to—date on the situation as you understand it. any sign of the sit

spirit that i've been talking about but then you say the actual fix of that in something like the grenfell carol far and it's a tragedy and it's. exactly that pointing back at the start of the controls on things like the cladding but i want buildings i can show that this site that cetra. is inevitably the. these kind of now liberal monserrat whites and that the national that this is in sing in a fright and is kind of a sick jarkko thing and you accuse the liberal governments of using the public's disorientation to implement what naomi klein has been on this show calls the shock doctrine. yes exactly it's as as it might things worse it uses that on the deteriorating circumstances in order to reinforce the program that i want to do you know it's that old story of never let a disaster go to wise sort of thing so when people are really concerned and put off by the circumstances in which by far themselves that it actually marks the moment if you will and we're saying governments do this you know on a regular basis i think especially around things like national security yeah and that manipulatio

five men are arrested after a video emerged showing a model of grenfell tower burning on a bonfire.it deal. the number of patients waiting for nhs tests and scans is increasing — a bbc investigation finds! in 11 radiographer posts is vacant.