keith doyle, bbc news. 0ur reporter, amy cole is in north london. how are things at the moment?nfusion and chaos for the residents, any more sensible organisation? there has been a lot of chaos and confusion, residents have said that throughout the afternoon, there has been a steady stea m afternoon, there has been a steady steam of people coming out of the leisure centre, trying to find out more information, registering their concerns and names, and about 100 slept on air beds inside the leisure centre last night after they were woken up at 2—3 in the morning, being told to evacuate their flat. they suddenly found themselves packing up bags and having to come to this leisure centre. camden council says it has found 270 hotel rooms and flats in neighbouring boroughs and they have also urged people to stay with family and friends, but this is a saturday, a time forfamilies friends, but this is a saturday, a time for families to spend time together, and they haven't got plans. so they have got to urgently find accommodation and places to stay. it has been on irving seeing people w

our correspondent keith doyle has this report. why was we all ought to be evacuated at 8:30pm?ht of disruption, residents came face—to—face with a lead of camden council. i am so absolutely stressed, why was hotels not looked at before we will all evacuated? i have sat in a chair over here since nine o'clock last night, i'm 72 yea rs nine o'clock last night, i'm 72 years old. suffer with emphysema. now i am being told they cannot rehouse me because i have a dog. what do they want me to do with my dog? put my dog to sleep? the council took the decision of fire service advise that the 4000 people living in the chalcots estate should be moved. some stayed in this centre on air beds others were sent to hotels and some decided to stay put. i really cried last night. i choked up i really cried last night. i choked up now. it is dreadful. they are saying we had to get out, the council officials came to the door banging on the door on the get out, get out and the chap down the hallway said no, she's not going, she's getting on for 80, she cannot go anywhere she has a cat. the cladding

keith doyle, thank you. tom symons is with me now.ems everything at the moment is failing government tests, how does that happen? it's quite possible with the government tests, we haven't been given details but i understand the government may make the details available later, that those tests are stricter and tougher than the current building regulations, this is material that on the face of it, should be legal under building regulations. the regulations effectively say any material used on the outside of a tall building has to be of limited combustibility, the cladding used at g re nfell tower combustibility, the cladding used at grenfell tower volzing to that category, it was given certification in 1997 which allowed it to be of limited combustibility because the planes don't spread very fast according to that test. grenfell tower fire seems to suggest otherwise. of course other factors may have played a part so all of that suggests actually the big look now was going to be building regulations. they've evolved over time, many exper

accommodation after camden council evacuated four tower blocks at short notice. 0ur correspondent keith doyle

our correspondent keith doyle is at the chalcots estate. there has been anger and confusion amongst the thousands of residents here at the chalcots estate. they got knocked on the doors and throughout the night telling them to leave, that their homes are on say. why were we all ordered to evacuate at half past eight at night? after a night of disruption and little sleep, residents came face—to—face with the leader of camden council. sleep, residents came face—to—face with the leader of camden councilli am so with the leader of camden councilli am so absolutely stressed. why was hotels not looked at before we were all evacuated? i hotels not looked at before we were all evacuated ? i have hotels not looked at before we were all evacuated? i have sat on a chair over here since nine o'clock last night, i over here since nine o'clock last night, lam over here since nine o'clock last night, i am 72 years old. i suffer with emphysema. now i am being told they cannot rehouse me because i have a dog! what do they want me to do with my dog, put it t

our correspondent keith doyle is at the leisure centre at swiss cottage, where many people at grenfellthis is the fourth night that most of the residents in these four tower blocks will spend in temporary accommodation. we do understand that of the 4,000 people, that makes up 650 households and about 103 households have refused to move. they‘re staying put. that is more than at the weekend. that indicates some of the households have decided to leave the temporary accommodation and move back into the towers. the council say they can‘t carry out the work until the towers are cleared. but some work was under way. 200 self closing doors are being installed. but you know, many of the people who have been found alternative accommodation. some are not happy. we have heard terrible stories. one woman says she is staying in a small hotel room with one bed and four children. a man with four children and his wife were thrown out of the hotel this afternoon. and they had nowhere to go. a lot of unease. lots of unhappiness and a lot of stress among many ochtd residents here. —— of the residents her

council do what is necessary to ensure those evacuated have somewhere to stay. 0ur correspondent keith doylereport. why were we all ordered to be evacuated at half past eight at night? after a night of destruction and little sleep, residents came face—to—face with the leader of camden council. —— night of disruption. i am so absolutely stressed. why were hotels not looked at before we were all evacuated ? i've sat in a chair over here since nine o'clock last night. i'm 72 years old. i suffer with emphysema. now i'm being told they can't rehouse me because i've got a dog. what do they want me to do with my dog? put it to sleep? last night the council took the decision based on fire service advice that the 4,000 people living in the chalcots estate should be moved. some stayed in this centre on air beds, others were sent to hotels and some decided to stay put. i really cried last night, i'm choked up now, it's dreadful. why did it make you so upset? they are saying we have got to get out, the council officials came to the door, banging on the door, "get out, get out". but the chap round the ha

after being told to leave their homes on friday following fire safety concerns. 0ur correspondent keith doyleuation as it stands? the building behind me has been at the centre of this evacuation process since late friday night. then, over 100 people slept on air beds in the leisure centre. last night, it was just 1a. beds in the leisure centre. last night, it wasjust 1a. the rest of the 4000 residents night, it wasjust 14. the rest of the 4000 residents have either been found temporary accommodation, or have refused to leave their flats in the four blocks. camden council says that they really want those people to move, that they cannot carry out the essential fire safety works until the blocks are empty. many people are saying, the cladding went up people are saying, the cladding went up when people were in there, why can't it come down when people are in there? there is a lot of upset and disruption. 0ne in there? there is a lot of upset and disruption. one woman was almost in tears, saying she has been housed ina in tears, saying she has been housed in a hotel room, it is hot and stuffy, sh

homes on friday following fire safety concerns. 200 more are refusing to leave. 0ur correspondent keith doylesure centre here in swiss cottage. this has been used asa in swiss cottage. this has been used as a refuge for the thousands of people that have been moved out of the tower blocks which tower right across this part of london, just over to the side. we understand that around 1a people stayed in the leisure centre last night, so clearly that side of this operation is winding down. the council says it hopes to find accommodation for them today. indeed, we saw some people still leaving those tower blocks this morning, some people saying they had only just this morning, some people saying they had onlyjust come back to london, they did want to stay there and felt unsafe, they packed their bags and left it up you gave a figure of 200 people did we are unable to get an exact figure from camden council of how many people are still staying put in those tower blocks. we have been told is why there might be as many as 120 households, which would be more people have moved in. i am simply not able