the first one masoud, was on his own, a lone wolf, difficult to detect.a bombing was entirely different. salman abedi went to libya and came back to manchester shortly before the bombing and rented various flats, posisbly constructing his device in them. that is different. the first and third look different but similar together. two weeks later, another attempt to kill and maim the london underground after the 7/7 bombings. luckily, that did not happen. the police are moving forward in this. security services have to be aware of this attack spawning others. there was a lot of praise for security services. they talked about all of the plots they had 7/7 bombings. talked about all of the plots they had 7” bombings. but there are 3000 people they have to keep tabs on who could be plotting as we speak. there are not unlimited resources to follow these people. it takes two dozen, possibly three dozen people, occasionally, to follow one person around the country to seven. resources are not there. they have to make decisions. it is difficult. a plot like this ap

lucy masoud is a firefighter and trade union official at the fire brigades union london branch., went in again, took people out again. you know, the red watch at chelsea were meant to finish work at 9:30am on wednesday. they didn‘t get back to the station until 5pm. they would have stayed longer at the incident if they had been allowed to. you know, again, that isjust an absolute tribute to the brave men and women who attended this incident but yeah, you know, the scenes that they would have encountered in the early hours of tuesday morning, it is absolutely unimaginable. the government has said it will do whatever is necessary following the g re nfell tower whatever is necessary following the grenfell tower fire to make sure that high—rise blocks of flats are safe. the flames were seen to spread quickly through cladding fixed to the outside of the structure. the government says all similar buildings will be inspected and action taken if required. a second soldier has died after being wounded in an incident involving a tank at an army firing range in pembrokeshire. he was servin

lucy masoud is a firefighter and trade union official at the fire brigades union london branch and joinstact with people on my —— at my station in chelsea and colleagues at other stations. andy yeah, the things they have been telling me i absolutely horrific. just horrific. the incident itself is just unprecedented. we just horrific. the incident itself isjust unprecedented. we have never seen anything like it. i have been in thejob ten seen anything like it. i have been in the job ten years. i have been too many fires in high—rise buildings. these fires do not spread in the manner this one did. it is absolutely unprecedented. something has gone seriously wrong. this fire should not have happened. in regards to the firefighters i have spoken to, they did an absolutely amazing job. i have to pay tribute to the brave men and women who attended the scene. but also controlled workers as well, who would have had to have taken horrific calls and literally would have heard people perish on the other end of the line. it is a terrible situation to be standing here this morning. we heard from dany