maria eagle, mpfor to you. thank you for your time. maria eagle, mp for garston and hillwood.ho have been charged will appear in court here in warrington before warrington magistrates, and that is on august nine. that is the latest from warrington. back to you in the studio. thank you very much, ben brown. two other news. to other news. there were strong exchanges this morning when survivors of the grenfell tower fire confronted the housing minister on the bbc. residents told alok sharma that authorities had failed to provide adequate accommodation since the disaster. richard lister reports. two weeks ago, the nation looked on in horror at the worst fire in britain since world war ii. it took days for an official estimate of 79 dead to emerge and it is a number most on this estate believe is far too low. the council was overwhelmed, the relief effort too slow. it has improved. but for the survivors, every day is a new challenge. you receive a call from the council saying your hotel is booked. you go down to breakfast the next morning, they ask you what time you are checking ou

maria eagle have written that this is the strangest election you have followed, british election., for some of the same reasons that steve is talking about, a few weeks ago everyone was saying corbyn was hopeless, of course theresa may will win a landslide, and we have seen the polls narrowing dramatically. just watching the television debates and the way the two leaders are performing on the stump, we are seeing theresa may increasingly anxious, nevis, ill at ease, and jeremy corbyn really seeming to relish it, partly because he is being allowed to say what he actually thinks, that this is one of the few elections recently where we have a party leader not endlessly triangulating, predicting what they wa nt triangulating, predicting what they want the electorate to hear, but saying what he believes. what is it that has changed so dramatically? i know that is a big question, but to maria's point about authenticity, is that what is playing in here? as someone that what is playing in here? as someone got something right or another party got something wrong? two things have changed, w

i don't want to be an outbreak of sibling rivalry so ibe but therefore call maria eagle.o were living in those tower blocks are going to fear perhaps more than others the consequences of that discovery what steps can she take to make sure that the landlords and local authorities where these tower blocks exist can swiftly, swiftly, deal with the consequences of that discovery? that work is already being undertaken. as soon as we identified, first of all, the testing work has been undertaken by local authorities, housing associations, we encourage private landlords to do it too, of their blogs, to ensure fire safety. we encourage everyone to sending samples encourage everyone to sending sa m ples overly ca n encourage everyone to sending samples overly can check in labs, local authorities were immediately informed if the material is combustible, they are then looking with their local fire service at ensuring the safety of those buildings, that will be done in a number of ways but of course there isa number of ways but of course there is a responsibility to ensure people are

eagle-eyed party panel. and fox news analyst andy levy. welcome back. fm maria, i will start with you. the president is blaming democrats. democrats say we are the minority party. you don't even need us. they can obstruct and resist all they want. are they doing the right thing politically? >> it's true you don't need democrats to pass a healthcare bill. if it does not getthrough the senate it won't be democrats fault it will be republicans fault. we have the susan collins of the world who save we can't just tinker with this. we knead an overarching. you have democrats who if republicans came to them and said we are going to get rid of some of the crazy stuff in this bill, they could fix it. kennedy: i don't know if they could withstand the political pressure to mutiny the democratic party. who are the real republicans? the rand pauls and mike lees or susan colins analysta murkowski. >> i would say you have a lot of republicans who came out of this meeting saying he said he's willing to work on some of the stiff want for this bill and it's good news. you have infighting between the mor