eight—year—old malak and her sister, little lina, just a baby. buried yesterday, lina, the youngest victim of this fire. she had lived forjust six months, and died in her mother's arms. lucy manning, bbc news, west london. some senior conservatives have suggested that the cap on pay rises in the public sector could be reviewed and that the 1% limit imposed in 2013 could change in the budget later this year. but downing street says there's been no change in the policy as it stands. earlier this evening, labour's attempt to end the cap by amending the queen's speech was defeated. the government won the vote with the support of the democratic unionists. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg has more details. governing feels a bit like a work in progress right now. almost with each new day in this new era, hints more of the tories‘ plans will simply disappear. is it time to lift the pay cap? excuse me, thanks very much. 0ther ministers weren't so guarded — willing to say the limit on public sector pay might go. we have had to take some tough decision

eight—year—old malak and her sister, little lina, just a baby.ried yesterday. leena, the youngest victim of this fire. she had lived forjust six months. and she died in her mother's arms. lucy manning, bbc news, west london. there is much more information on those who lost their lives and the investigation into the fire on the bbc news website. stay with us, still to come. scientists say they've come up with a painless skin patch to replace the traditional flu vaccination. michael bond, the creator of paddington bear, has died, aged 91. he died at his home on tuesday following a short illness, a statement from his publisher harpercollins said. bond published his first book, a bear called paddington, in 1958, and the story of the small, cuddly character went on to become a popular tv series, and was recently made into a film. david sillito looks back on his life. it was just over 60 years ago, on christmas eve, that a young bbc cameraman, michael bond, saw a lonely toy bear sitting on a shelf in a department store. it inspired him to write a bear

eight—year—old malak and her sister, little lina, just a baby.yesterday, lina, the youngest victim of this fire. she had lived forjust six months, and died in her mother's arms. lucy manning, bbc news, west london. a police officer who was repeatedly stabbed during the london bridge terror attack has been speaking about his ordeal for the first time. 38 year—old pc wayne marques is an officer with british transport police. he was one of the first on the scene as the attack took place on the evening ofjune 3rd. he's been speaking to our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford. clear the area now! it was just after ten on the 3rd ofjune when three men started their attack on london bridge. pc wayne marques of the british transport police had just come on shift and walked out into the scene of chaos. i am about to get my radio out and i hear a woman screaming, sort of behind me but from the right hand side and when i look i see a woman, a young white lady, and she has been attacked. then he told me before he had collected his thoughts he saw a ma

eight—year—old malak and her sister, little lina, just a baby.ied yesterday. lina, the youngest victim of this fire. she had lived forjust six months. and she died in her mother's arms. lucy manning, bbc news, west london. two cabinet ministers have appeared to suggest today that the public sector pay cap of i% should be reviewed. labour are forcing a commons vote tonight on the public sector pay cap, which has been in place since 2013. they're calling on the government to abandon the limit — in what will be the first parliamentary test for theresa may since she failed to win an outright majority at the general election. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg — her report contains flashing images. governing feels a bit like a work in progress right now. almost with each new day in this new era, hints more of the tories' plans will simply disappear. is it time to lift the pay cap? excuse me, thanks very much. 0ther ministers were willing to say, to hint, that the limit on public sector pay will disappear. well, we have had to take some tough

eight—year—old malak and her sister, little lina, just a baby.rday. leena, the youngest victim of this fire. she had lived forjust six months. and she died in her mother's arms. lucy manning, bbc news, west london. ta ra tara walsh has been speaking to some people from the community. everywhere you go in this area there are floral tributes, messages and of course posters of the missing. now there is a wall dedicated to the questions people have. 0ne there is a wall dedicated to the questions people have. one case where is the money going? another, how many other towers like this are the? there is a sense of frustration here, the housing minister met with some residents, some were angry and frustrated that they were still in temporary accommodation, some families sharing one hotel room. they say they want permanent accommodation and want to rebuild their lives. they have been left with nothing. two weeks on there is a real sense of sadness and loss here. some people have lost one person in their family, here. some people have lost one person in th