they have always been wanting to do something like this to ladbroke grove.something is done, it would be nice if something was done properly to help us. the investigations, inquests and enquiries will take perhaps years to complete but the people here believe they already have a fundamental understanding of this tragedy, that the fire swept through the building at breathtaking pace, and that so many people from this neighbourhood have lost their lives. away from the crowds, it is now three days on. the fire is out and london rumbles on. grenfell tower, 127 homes, stands monument now to the lives, to the families who have been lost. jeremy cooke, bbc news, north kensington. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is outside kensington hall in west london. there was a big protest earlier on. we saw some of the protesters storming inside the building. raw grief and anger as well. absolute frustration and a furious response from a lot of these people. they came here to give a list of demands to the council. things that they say just haven't been done quickly enough. they

. —— ladbroke grove. we have seen different things happening, signs of life intermittently.are actively seeking one person who is at a window that was previously closed, is now open. it looks to me to be somewhere between the 11th and the iath floor, but i cannot count from the bottom, so i am not sure, but we have watched that person come periodically to the window and just really onlookers here arejust window and just really onlookers here are just waiting to see what will become of that person. usama, i am so sorry will become of that person. usama, i am so sorry to interrupt you. can you repeat what he has said? you have seen somebody at the window on the 11th floor in the last few moments? it is a person who we have seen moments? it is a person who we have seen for about almost one and a half hours, when that person first appeared and now the windows closed again, ican appeared and now the windows closed again, i can report, so there is someone again, i can report, so there is someone in that flat who came to the window almost two hours ago, one and a half hours ago. th

they have always been wanting to do something like this to ladbroke grove.ow something is done, it would be nice if something was done properly to help us. the investigations, inquest and enquiries will take perhaps years to com plete enquiries will take perhaps years to complete but the people here believe they already have a fundamental understanding of this tragedy, that the fire swept through the building at breathtaking pace, and that so many people from this neighbourhood have lost their lives. away from the crowds, it is now three days on. the fire is out and london rumbles on. g re nfell tower, fire is out and london rumbles on. grenfell tower, 127 homes, stands monument now to the lives, to the families who have been lost. jeremy cooke, bbc news, north kensington. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is at kensington town hall where the protest is going on. we saw some very angry people. what can you tell us? there is no mistaking the level of frustration here. there was a plea at the start of the protest for things to be calm and orderly, and in the main,

they have always been wanting to do something like this to ladbroke grove.it would be nice if something was done properly to help us. the investigations, inquests and enquiries will take perhaps years to complete but the people here believe they already have a fundamental understanding of this tragedy, that the fire swept through the building at breathtaking pace, and that so many people from this neighbourhood have lost their lives. away from the crowds, it is now three days on. the fire is out and london rumbles on. grenfell tower, 127 homes, stands monument now to the lives, to the families who have been lost. jeremy cooke, bbc news, north kensington. we got a taste of this period there —— be if you read and protesters. speak to our correspondent, what's happening? you can see 1000 strong, many who have come from the town hall. many went inside the town hall earlier and have marched through here and come gathered here outside the police headquarters. we are in the police headquarters. we are in the shadow of the grenfell tower, it's 1000 the shadow of the

in the ladbroke grove fire disaster, for example, an inquiry was set up within days, it reported withint immediately without excluding any of the survivors, any of the families, any of the other civil society groups. it's mistaken and simply incorrect to say first of all that it's either/or, it's not, you can have both an inquest and a public inquiry where an inquest can follow in due course. secondly, the bereaved family's survivors and the public at large can participate fully, including the questions of witnesses. of course this is dependent upon the resources being made available to the inquiry and 3-3 made available to the inquiry and 3—3 things that are prerequisites, funding for all participants so that there is an even playing field, consultation on the chair of the inquiry and consultation on the terms of reference of the inquiry. thank you very much. it's absolutely undeniable that people do want quick a nswe rs. undeniable that people do want quick answers. mayor of london has said the fire was caused by mistakes and neglect and has criticised the local council's response. th

and yeah, the community that we are in, we have pulled together so much for the immunity of ladbroke grove. if it is volunteering, bringing food or comforting people, we have all gelled together. it has proved what we can actually do as a community in severe situations, and what we can do as a team and a community to unify us and help out. you are part of that effort as well aren't you? doing a big cook of this weekend. any support is good support. there are probably a lot of people who don't know what they should do. butjust being there is support. there are loads of different people going through loads of different emotions right now. for me, just being there helps. luckily, we have got a catering company, so we have got a catering company, so we are going to serve food to workers, victims, animal and that needs it. just an extra pair of hands. there is anger as well because of what has happened. how do you feel the mood is? because of what has happened. how do you feelthe mood is? you know, right now there are loads of stories, conspiracy theories of what has happened. something may not

latimer road tube station is open, ladbroke grove is open, which is notting hill, which is where thegh, i think, no more donations are needed, no more donations are needed, no more donations needed. but, what they do need our helpers, and these are some helpers signing in. good morning. hello. are you volunteering? the whole community is chipping in. they are taking our telephone numbers, and when it is needed we will come and when it is needed we will come and help. it is good to know that they do not need help at the moment because so many people are already helping out. you will come back later if they need you? yes, we live locally. we will try to help. thank you. thank you very much. so, the extraordinary community effort, another example of it there, to help the victims of the blaze. brought together, hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people, in a perfect example of community spirit. also, people like adele turned up to a vigil, who was apparently hugging and comforting survivors. churches and comforting survivors. churches and community centres have opened their doors from

it is in the middle of two tube stations between latimer road and ladbroke grove.ed in hospitals across london. it has been confirmed there are fatalities, at least 120 flat in grenfell tower, we have no idea how many people were in those flats last night. we will show you some footage now which is distressing, upsetting as you would expect from a story of this nature. it shows an individual at a window waiting for help. this footage was taken earlier and we know that that particular area of the tower is not as badly fire damaged as other parts. i'm going to introduce you to our reporter... i'm going to introduce you to our reporterjim reed who has been finding out more about what the g re nfell finding out more about what the grenfell action group have been concerned about in recent months. tell us what know, jim? concerned about in recent months. tell us what know, jim? a lot of people on social media talking about this. a post in november talking about fire safety and concerns that we re about fire safety and concerns that were raised with various authorities ab