and semi—final line—up completed, st helens end hull fc‘s run in the challenge cup.ers have ended a nine month wait for a test match victory in the most emphatic fashion. they responded to a chastening first test defeat by pakistan to win the second by an innings and 55 runs and thus share the series. test match special‘s henry moeran was at headingley. for too long there's been a cloud hanging over english test cricket. as disappointing as they were in the first test match, they were dominic year, well ahead, there was a realistic prospect they could seal victory within three and as they proved with leading with the back, and wickets throughout the day, anglin got thejob and wickets throughout the day, anglin got the job done. for too long there's been a cloud hanging over english test cricket. against pakistan a moment, then, to step out of those shadows. doing just that, jos buttler showing everyone what's been missing. his half—century up, more belligerent blows in england's lead continued to grow. this took it passed i80, praise from both sides. england on top,

green scarves were given out to people at the church in st helen's earlier today.. people here don't want what happened to be forgotten. they don't want the people who died in the power to be forgotten and they don't want it to happen ever again. they want a nswe i’s. happen ever again. they want answers. there are still a lot of raw anger and grief here around grenfell. as we were walking here earlier, someone shouted "no justice, no peace" and there are still a lot of unanswered questions a year on. there is also anger about the fact that some people are still in emergency accommodation, families with young children living in hotels. they have yet to find them a permanent home. so there were two services were one at st helen's church, where candles were lit for each of the victims and the names we re each of the victims and the names were read out of each victim. then were read out of each victim. then we had the doves released into the sky, with a similar event at g re nfell tower. sky, with a similar event at grenfell tower. we saw adele and stormzy, both peopl

st helens completed the line—up for rugby league's challenge cup semi—finals.st, scoring two early tries and playing the kind of rugby that has put them at the top of the super league. but hull responded, going over twice themselves to take the lead. the holders then lost two players to the sin bin, and saints took full advantage, with regan grace and then mark percival both getting their second tries of the game. hull did stage a late fightback, but it wasn't enough, and st helens are through to the last four. where they will face catalans dragons. warrington take on leeds in the other semi—final, with both games on 5 august at bolton's macron stadium. preparations for the world cup included a match between brazil and croatia at anfield earlier. a stunning individual effort from neymar, on his return from a three—month injury lay—off, put brazil in front. no problems with balance or precision from the world's most expensive player. and it was a familiar face locally who ensured victory, liverpool's roberto firmino scoring in front of the kop to give brazil a 2

st helens have completed the line—up for rugby league's challenge cup semi—finals.early tries and playing the kind of rugby that has put them at the top of the super league. but hull responded, going over twice themselves to take the lead. the holders then lost two players to the sin bin and saints took full advantage with regan grace and then mark percival both getting their second tries of the game. hull did stage a late fightback but it wasn't enough and it's st helens that progress. fiji won the london leg of the world rugby sevens series, beating south africa 21—17 in the final at twickenham. ireland claimed the bronze medal by beating england. jordan conroy crossed inside the final minute to level the score. mark roche landed the conversion for a 21—19 victory with just five seconds remaining in the match. that's all the sport for now. a meeting of the world's leading finance ministers has ended with sharp division between the united states and the remaining g7 countries over president trump's tariffs on aluminium and steel. several countries including canada

been knocked out by st helens there were four tries apiece, but saints just edged it 25—22.lenge cup final in ten years. in the way of a first warrington will play leeds in the other semifinal. scotland and northern ireland have been providing friendly opposition to two teams heading to the world cup. the scots lost to mexico 1—0 early this morning, and costa rica, who were world cup quarterfinalists four years ago, were far too strong for the northern irish earlier this evening. arsenal'sjoel campbell set up two goals and also scored in their 3—0 win in sanjose. goals and also scored novak djokovic is through to the quarterfinals at the french open. to the quarterfinals he beat fernando verdasco in straight sets. he was champion at roland garros two years ago, but has been hit by poor form and injuries for the past year. years ago, but has been hit by poor his 12th quarterfinal appearance in paris is a record, although rafael nadal will match that if he wins tomorrow. don't forget you can catch up with all the results from the french open and much more on the bbc sport webs

st helen have completed the line—up for rugby league's challenge cup quarter—finals.ckest, scoring two early tries and playing the kind of rugby that has put them at the top but hull responded, going over twice themselves to take the lead. the holders then lost two players to the sin bin and saints took full advantage with regan grace and then mark percival both getting their second tries of the game. hull did stage a late fightback but it wasn't enough and it's st helens that progress. wigan warriors have suspended forward joel tomkins for four weeks after a video showing him being abusive to bar staff appeared on social media. the 31—year—old, who appears drunk in the clip, has also been fined £10,000, while brother and team—mate sam, who was with him, has been fined £5,000. the super league club say they will investigate the incident and hold discussions over joel tomkins' future. england lost to south africa in the semi—finals of the rugby sevens series in london. south africa ran in five tries to england's three, including this one from stedman gans, to set up a

the church service at st helens church earlier today was organised by humanity for grenfell and at that the diverse community of grenfell. we have not only the vicar of that church but we had people from different churches, from local mosques, local politicians, families of course, that were affected. the first rose we re that were affected. the first rose were all reserved for the families of the victims and the church itself was decorated in green. green ribbons hanging from the sides. they we re ribbons hanging from the sides. they were all given green scarves to wear. so, really, really moving scenes earlier today, and of course now here at this silent procession we are seeing, usually this would be one of the major shopping streets, a tourist area even, so many tourists come here it is not usually this silent in this part of london, is it? no, it certainly isn't, and you can see some of the emotion on display from people who have come out to watch the march go past. one thing that has been conspicuous about today is that the survivors and relatives of the victims have wa nted and r

st helens extended their lead at the top of the table to four points after thrashing hull kr.as a tight game at warrington who scored six tries to castelford's five, but they were let down by their goal kicking. oliver holmes edged the victory for cass with the final try, 34—30 the final score. warrington stay third on points with castleford. in the other games, hull fc beat salford 45—14 and leeds lost at home to huddersfield 24—18. as confirmation of all of the evening's matches. tyson fury returns to the boxing ring tomorrow for the first time in over two and a half years. he faces the little—known albanian sefer seferi in manchester. but the biggest talking point at the weigh—in was fury‘s huge size. the former world heavyweight champion has had to battle back to fitness after his lay—off dropping from 27 stone to 19.5 — that's nearly five stone heavier than seferi and a foot taller. but another former world champion is delighted to have him back in the sport. he's been sparring in my gym and he's been sparring with world—class sparring partners in he'sjust... he's unbelie

super league leaders st helens left it late before coming from behind to beat wakefield trinity.ies including this one for regan grace overturned the visitors' lead. the victory means saints' lead at the top of the super league table is extended to six points ahead of second—placed wigan warriors while wakefield remain in sixth. elsehwere tonight there were wins for hull fc, hull kr and warrington. ahead of their tour of england next month, india completed a comphensive 2—0 t20 series win over ireland, with a 143 run victory in dublin. opener kl rahul smashed his way to 70, as india posted 213 from their 20 overs and they skittled ireland out ofjust 70, to complete the victory. india start their t20 series with england on july third at old trafford. and, ben stokes has been named in england's squad for the three—match one—day international series against india which starts on 12july stokes hasn't played since tearing his left hamstring at the start ofjune, but he's due to return as a specialist batsman for durham's t20 match against yorkshire on fifth july. fellow all—rounder chr

church and the one at st helens the church was deck railway stationed in green, the congregation wethe congregation were given green scarfs to war of course green has become the colour that symbolises grenfell. there is a green heart on top of the tower behind me. the names of the 72 victims were read out and when you hear them being read out like that you realised how many lives were lost that night, an also we had 73 doves released and an extra one for the unknown person that could have died that night. that is what many people fear, that more people might have died that night, and are just not known about. so, incredibly, incredibly moving. so later on today we will have this silent march around the area, now this happens every month, but of course it is going to be much more significant on this year anniversary. 0n the sixth month anniversary organisers say they had round 600 people attending. tonight they expect many, many more, just breed people, survivors, and also the community and it has to be said the community here has come together. we saw that in the aftermath of the di

we can go over now to our correspondent charlotte gallagher, who is outside st helens church where thatgoing on. charlotte, a very poignant service and one heavy with all sorts of emotions of hurt and pain, of course, but also of anger? yes. there is still so much anger here, as you would expect from people who lost fa m ily as you would expect from people who lost family members, others who lost all that possessions, their homes. it's all that possessions, their homes. it‘s an important day here for people, it is so painful. i spoke to a man who lost his wife in the fire and he said the support he got was really from his community, from st helen‘s church, from the different activist groups, but not from the local authorities. he said thank goodness those people were around. so lots of mixed emotions. people obviously want what happened at g re nfell tower to obviously want what happened at grenfell tower to be remembered and especially the victims, who are at the centre of this. we have had to church services, both where the 72 victims‘ names were read out. in st helen‘s church, a cand

st. helens, oregon. democrats line. caller: yeah, i keep hearing all this stuff about how donald trump has done this, he has taken credit for this, all about him taking credit for the job right getting low. what about what obama did? ready to go getting into a depression, we are what is -- in what is called a recession. host: this is the headline from the japan times. president trump in kim jong-un -- ang an unprecedented conference of agreement at unprecedented summit. the first agreement to come out of their summit in singapore. hadid learn the white house been on the phone with the north -- the south korean president, president moon, and also with the prime minister of japan. all in advance of this summit that lasted about four bank hours. daniel in tennessee. independent line. go ahead, please. i wanted to basically say, trump, the only reason hillary clinton would have one or trump, whoever made this decision -- we don't negotiate with people like that. people, bute with whatever. if it benefits the country, that's

st. helens blew in 1980. most destructive and not most deadly. experts are warning of more earthquakes to come. since mt. kilauea erupted, more than 00 homes have been st>>> at 6:00, o to ocean beach in san francisco this morning cleaning up the shore. the surf rider foundation organize the the event in honor of ocean day on friday. they held beach cleanups this weekend. volunteers at ocean beach were happy to do their part. >> going to come up and pick up all the manmade debris on the beach. we do this because things like plastic cigarette butts, all those things are toxic and dangerous to wildlife. routinely, we want to come out and do beach cleanups like this. >> surf rider foundation also organized a march for our ocean event at washington, d.c., yesterday. the goal was to urge leaders to stop offshore drilling, reduce plastic pollution, preserve coastlines susceptible to rising seas. >>> a great day to be out there. rob mayeda is here now, warning us, a big warmup coming our way. >> plenty of room to run on the beaches today. check again tues

john kinsella was killed while walking his dog near st helens last month. 37—year—old mark fellows willes court charged with two counts of murder. the rail industry has pledged to get train services in the north of england back on track as quickly as possible following days of disruption. northern has announced it will be running an emergency timetable until the end ofjuly, with 165 services scrapped. peter marshall has been speaking to passengers in the lake district. replacement buses have been doing brisk service at the start of the... oxon home station near ken doll because trains are few and fire between. the majority of servers between. the majority of servers between oxen home and windermere we re between oxen home and windermere were cancelled yesterday. for passengers like nick, trying to get home to liverpool after a family break in windermere, it's frustrating. i think it's absolutely scandalous, people here with prams, dogs, we're not getting all the help, nobody here, nowhere. and this could go on for weeks on this line in particular? i believe so, yes. it's scandalous, som

st helens plague hull fc later, that will be live on bbc two at three o'clock. now some golf.umber one if he wins the memorial tournament in all hi all. justin rose won last week at the fort worth invitational and will be the world number one if he wins here. he made six birdies the scrappy finish which meant he finished with a three under 69. he's one ahead of tiger woods who got four birdies and an eagle in a four under who got four birdies and an eagle in afourunder par who got four birdies and an eagle in a four under par round of 68. but the round of the day was by rory mcilroy. look at this from the bunker. a bogey free round of eight under par including this eagle. in it goes, he's tied for 11th going into the final round. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc one it is time for the papers. hello and welcome to our look at the sunday papers. with me are the sunday times' sian griffiths and ben chu from the independent. welcome to you both, thank you for being with us. let's look at the front pages. the observer leads with a warning from a major conservative party don

people who lost their lives in that file one year ago were read out at a memorial service nearby, st helen'sh. there was a separate remembrance at the foot of the tower where survivors and relatives of those who died gathered to remember the victims. last night, buildings gci’oss victims. last night, buildings across the capital including g re nfell tower, across the capital including grenfell tower, were lit up in green at the moment the fire started. richard galpin has ourfirst report. shortly before one o'clock this morning, grenfell tower was lit up in the colour chosen by the community to represent them, and what happened a year ago. the time marking the moment the fire was first reported to the emergency services. sask amazing grace... —— # amazing grace... on the first anniversary of the fire which took so many lies, a chance for survivors, the bereaved and members of the community to come together again in memory of those who died. they read out names of the deceased what is important from this day onwards is that those who we have physically lost will never, ever, ever be forgotten.

st helens play hull fc tomorrow. lots more on those stories on the bbc sport website.y spells today, 26 celsius in scotland, but thundery downpours for some of us again, some for northern ireland, quite a few for northern ireland, quite a few for scotland, northern and eastern parts of scotland, some flash flooding in a few spots, the thunder and lightning aspect of this decreasing pastels and outbreaks of heavy rainfall parts of northern england and southern scotland overnight. elsewhere becoming dry, the cerys weather in the southern half of england into wales, could be a few mist and fog patches developing, some spots in single figures but most of us at 10—14dc as sunday begins. through this zone of northern england into southern scotland, not just cloudy northern england into southern scotland, notjust cloudy but further outbreaks of rain, only slowly easing as the day goes on. north of the central belt there will be some sunshine but there could be slow—moving and torrential thunderstorms developing into the afternoon. in northern ireland, for the rest of england

tommy makers in and luke thompson, both of st helens, have had fabulous seasons.y surprise one 01’ and, as of whole which may surprise one or two. the three were just brothers are back together, they have not played in an england shirt for quite some well. but tommy makers and is the headline act because of the prize he's been creating and scoring this year. six australian —based players and 13 english —based players in that squad. one other line of rugby league news, and joel tomkins has signed for hull kr after being released by wigan. he left the club after being fined and suspended for being abusive to staff in a bar. football, and gerard deulofeu has signed for watford on a permanent deal. the 2a—year—old played for them on loan from barcelona last year having previously been at everton. he moves to vicarage road for a fee of £11.5m. and cesc fabregas will be part of the bbc‘s coverage of the world cup. the chelsea midfielder won the tournament with spain in 2010, but missed out on the squad this time around. and finally, it's no secret that usain bolt wants

in norbury, norbury crescent is closed in both directions between st helen's road and manor farm roadone lane closed northbound at the junction with kara way, due to a burst watermain. let's have a check on the weather now, with kate kinsella. good morning. well, it is a much brighter start this morning. there may be a little bit of residual cloud around at first, but that will burn back quickly, leading to a day of sunshine and the temperatures are going to feel a little bit warmer than they did yesterday. so the cloud we have right at the start of the day will disappear quickly. blue skies are out, we have still got that north—easterly breeze, though, so that north—easterly breeze, though, so out along the essex coast perhaps a little bit chillier. but elsewhere, inland, we're looking at a maximum somewhere between 21 and 24 a maximum somewhere between 21 and 2a celsius in the sunshine. now, overnight tonight it will start of clear, but gradually the cloud will increase. coming up in the south, the risk of some quite sharp showers. you may hear a rumble of thunder through the early

st helens play hull fc later today, and it's live on bbc two at 3:00pm. one if he wins the memorial tournament in ohio. rose, who won last week's fort worth invitational, made six birdies in his third round, but a scrappy finish including three bogeys meant he finished with a 3—under 69. rose in one ahead of tiger woods, who sunk four birdies and an eagle in a li—under par round of 68. the round of the day though belonged to rory mcilroy — a bogey—free round of 8—under par including this eagle on the par—5 fifth. he's11th going into the final round. great britian have won a gold medal this morning at the first rowing world cup of the season in belgrade. tom barras, jonny walton, graeme thomas and john collins were succesful in the men's quadruple sculls. they were trailing germany with 250 metres to go but came through to win by 0.27 of a second to open their season with a win. and with the queen in attendance, it was masar who came home in front to win the epsom derby. charlie appleby‘s colt denied the odds—on favourite saxon warrior for a first derby wi

john kinsella was killed while walking his dog near st helens last month. 37—year—old mark fellows will charged with two counts of murder. tomorrow evening, millions of us will tune into bbc one to see hugh grant and ben whishaw in the final part of a very english scandal. the drama tells the story of former liberal leaderjeremy thorpe, accused of conspiring to murder his former gay lover norman scott. now in a timely exclusive, the bbc‘s panorama has learnt that a police investigation into the attempted murder is to be re—opened. former panorama journalist tom mangold covered the case in 1979 for a programme that never made it to air, but he returns to the story in a documentary this weekend, which includes some of his originalfootage. today, norman scott lives in a rented cottage on the edge of dartmoor. he has retained a lot of horses. in fact, it was through horses that he first metjeremy thorpe. scott was then living in 0xfordshire, training as what's known as a working pupil at the stables of a professional showjumper. one day, 18 years ago, thorpe was on a visit to the stables an

st helens play hull fc live on bbc two at 3pm. wins the memorial tournament. he w011 he wins the memorial tournament. he won last week's ft. worth invitational and will become world number one with victory here. he made six birdies and is one ahead of tiger woods. four birdies and an eagle in a ii—under par round of 68. he was the leader at one point, finished with a couple of bogeys. the round of the day belonged to rory mcilroy. this eagle, straight in it goes. he's tied 11th. that's all the sport, more later. the home secretary sajid javid says he will be arguing for more funding for the police. he's been speaking on the andrew marr show this morning. let's speak to our political correspondent mark lobel. i think it was his first appearance on the andrew marr show since he became home secretary, so under the spotlight. that's right and they covered a lot of areas. one of which is the number of police falling to historically low levels recently. we've had this trend of recorded offences rising. last month, the home secretary add

st. helens why. >> good morning, chuck. 395 inbound towardseminary road. an earlier crash there caused delays. you can still seee some vol there headed inbound. a tiny bit slower than normal. she gits pretty good. inner loop and outer loop at the beltway, no big kplabts right now. haagers town, just got off the phone with police there, eastbound 70 there are lanes all shut down. westbound lanes might also b impacted by this. we're talking about a tractor-trailer vsus a greyhound bus. it sounds like minor judges. >> inbound on 7 6 of and inbound on 5 in virginia, both about 35 miles an hour. remember toisten to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> thank you, meliss zpa this morning worry kicking off our summer staycai continti series. right now she's checking out an wesome event at the national air and space museum. >> it incorporates science, math.ology, and we have the girl scouts ready for their last day of school, and they can comeere tomorrow and incorporate all the knowledge. dotty cochran is theviation curator. we're inside this big hangar fant

nfell tower and take you that event going on at the foot of grenfell tower and take you back now to st helen'she victims of the tragedy. which we need to stay alive. no colours, no gender, no races, just one human race is what we are. this isa one human race is what we are. this is a place in the sun, thank you. i willjust i will just hand i willjust hand you over to clarrie. we are coming over to the moment where we are going to have the 72 second silence, so i would like everybody, these are all family members we are seeing coming to light candles, so i would like you just to pray gently for them until we do our72 just to pray gently for them until we do our 72 second silence. let us reflect upon the lives that were lost and the family members here today representing families. and realise their loss and their pain and let our hearts go out to them. studio: as we watch these images of the candles being late, the silence, the candles being late, the silence, the 72 second silence, has already been observed at the foot of g re nfell tower. been observed at the foot of grenfell tower. a national

it was by the super league leaders, st helens, though.arrington wolves playing leeds rhinos. a brilliant morning of sport coming up. iwant a brilliant morning of sport coming up. i want to hear questions about judy murray, how do you get children in sport, and how do you get young girls engaged with sport? and young boys as well. how do you keep that vote is going? that is what she has been working hard on. she has fantastic ideas. some of the front pages how. fantastic ideas. some of the front pages now. we will come back to the sport in a moment. the daily telegraph. talking about the visa cap. theresa may is expected to lift the cap on doctors from outside the eu within weeks from the warning of the nhs warning of staff shortages. sajid javid will be talking about sharing terror tee—box with teachers. —— tipoffs. sharing terror tee—box with teachers. -- tipoffs. we are hearing a lot about cancer research. the guardian are talking about, lots of different things coming out of the sajid javid speech, but they are talking about police and

st. helens blue in 1980. luckily no deaths but more than 600 homes have wiped out and more earthquake are coming with no end in sight. >> >>> now to a natural disaster in colorado where wildfires are growing, spanning 16,000 acres. and the southwestern part of the state, this is by new mexico. now more than 1300 people have been evacuated. another thousand are on stand-by. >>> following a week with we lost two high-profile people to suicide, a prominent senator wants congress to increase funding for three programs that focus on preventing those types of deaths. here is new york's chuck schumer. >> there is no good news when it comes to suicide. but there are things that can be done. >> we want you to know the national suicide prevention lifeline is 800-273-talk or text "talk" to 741741. suicidal thoughts or behavior can be reduced with mental health support and treatment. >>> broadway under the best last night with the tony awards but today everyone is talking about robd de niro stealing the spotlight with a

in rugby league's super league, st helens left it late but they came from behind to beat wakefield trinityo 30 and move six points clear. you will like this one. let's return to the world cup and for one family, the first of today's knock—out matches has created a bit of friendly friction. father and younger son are france fans but nd mother and elder son support argentina. i know! they'll be at the match in kazan. my my husband is french. hello! so we are here to this game, so it is french against argentina. and we will win. i'm expecting first that france the game. and after the game, we will see how it happens in the house. hopefully, idon't we will see how it happens in the house. hopefully, i don't know what will happen but i mean, we will keep it in the family anyway. even the grip around his arm with his son. we are on the same team! we will watch that later, john, thank you. so much sport to talk about. the weather shortly. hundreds of rallies are planned across the untied states this weekend in protest over president trump's continuing zero tolerance immigration policy. demonstrat

john kinsella was killed while walking his dog near st helens last month. 37—year—old mark fellows willton magistrates‘ court charged with two counts of murder. the new prime minister of spain, pedro sanchez, will officially be sworn into office today, less than 2a hours after forcing out the former leader, mariano rajoy. the head of the socialist party won the backing of several other parties to bring his motion of no confidence against mr rajoy. the bbc‘s europe reporter gavin lee is in madrid for us now. gavin, what's the mood there? it's been able to mould shoeless few days, hasn't it. are things going to calm down a bit now? —— tumultuous few days. given that this is unprecedented, what the new prime minister pedro sanchez talks about is resetting the buttons of government and bringing about reforms. not on the budget or key things that would make european leaders unhappy, but this is a com plete leaders unhappy, but this is a complete change, one of europe's seemingly unsha keable complete change, one of europe's seemingly unshakeable leaders. there have been many calls for him to

candles were lit in st helen's church, and doves were released outside.aking at the service, the labour mp david lammy said it was a "bittersweet" moment as the community celebrated their unity, but mourned those lost. a minute's silence was observed across the uk at midday, while the england football team held its own in russia as the world cup got under way. for the latest on the day's events, let's join my colleague reeta chakrabarti in west london. this is the tower as it is today, covered with white sheeting and with the big green heart, grenfell forever in our hearts, right at the top. it's been a day, as you can imagine, of intense emotion here, of deep grief, but which has been channelled and contained by the ritual of the ceremonies and the marches and the vigil that have been held collectively. we will be considering the sort of trauma that people have suffered and that they continue to suffer in just a moment. first, with a look back at the day's events, here is my colleague richard galpin. shortly before one o'clock this morning, grenfell towe

supportive i was, don't overwork the memberfrom st helens did on equal marriage and bring in a caseeland or elsewhere. the honourable lady would know that i respect devolution as a welsh mp more than most. but this issue, and that of equal marriage in northern ireland deserves to be tackled in the here and now, and not use devolution as an excuse to deny women the right of abortion and prevent equal marriage. this is 2018, both issues are contemporary, they are about equality and basic human rights. i'd agree completely with my welsh comrades. this outdated legislation is notjust impacting northern ireland. that is why this is a matter for the whole of this house. women across england and wales are also buying pills online rather than seeking repeat visits to doctors. one study alone showed that in one four month period last year, 500 british women attempted to access abortion pills from one online supplier alone. and would be liable to prosecution under this archaic rule as a result. this situation is not simply about northern ireland, it's about legislation this house has passed a

and then there is another memorial service in st helens church, i believe, which i will be attendingojoin the march. then after that i will be proceeding to join the march. what about yourself? good morning. likewise, my thoughts tomorrow are geared to facilitate the bereaved, the survivors, the local residents and the evacuees, the community at large. what i've done, actually, i we nt large. what i've done, actually, i went to st nevis church, i had to ask the reverend steve, steve, i would like to hold a service here for us. i had not heard nothing else being planned. and what we are doing, we've got 73 doves to release, why 73? because a lot of people feel there was more than 72. we will be lighting candles, we will have a gospel band, gospel choir, we're bringing back the binny steel band with a classical singer named nancy. we have a diverse array of faith leaders. the good thing is we have got a lot of barristers and qcs so have got a lot of barristers and qcs so we're going to have a roll call, reading them out, asking families to come and light candles in the church. we've go

11 o'clock this morning, there will be a memorial service organised by humanity for grenfell at st helen's will be read out, and candles will be lit for each person who died. at midday, grenfell united will call for the uk to observe a minute's silence to remember each life that was lost in and after the fire. and the local community will observe 72 seconds of silence to honour each of the victims of the fire. at approximately 7 o'clock there will be the regular, monthly, silent walk departing from outside notting hill methodist church in west london. crowds are expected to start gathering from about six o'clock. afterwards grenfell united will gather to observe iftar, that's the evening meal with which muslims end their daily ramadan fast at sunset, and will ask fellow marchers tojoin them. in a moment we'll bring you our interview with the bishop of kensington, who offers words of hope for those who are grieving. first here are some of those we spoke to at grenfell yesterday. every day has been a fight and will continue to be a fight for everybody. it's been very upsetting. there's been

morning, the names of the victims will be read out and a candle for each victim will be lit at st helen'sin north kensington. a number of events. lighting up the building is the most obvious. there'll be a national minute's silence at midday, observed by the queen and parliament. locally, that will last for 72 seconds, a second for each victim. and tomorrow, schools and community groups across the uk will go "green for grenfell," as they remember the victims and their families. we will be hearing from one of the residents, a survivor. and also members of the community who got involved in the aftermath. now it is back to naga. thanks, charlie. now for the rest of this morning's news. plans to relax immigration rules to allow more skilled workers from outside the eu into the uk are expected to be confirmed by the home office. foreign doctors and nurses will be excluded from the government's current visa cap, to relieve pressure on the nhs. let's get more from our political correspondent jonathan blake. he's in our westminster newsroom. at first glance, this could sound as if all immigration

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