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As anger continued in the wake of the disaster, described by London Mayor Sadiq Khan as a 'preventable accident', the Government announced those left homeless will be given at least £5,500 from an emergency fund. Residents will be given £500 in cash followed by a bank payment for the rest from.... |
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His latest statement comes after police released new images from inside the burnt-out building. Mr Cundy said the death toll may still change, but not as significantly as it has in recent days. He fought back tears as he told reporters about the scene inside the 24-storey tower in north Kensington. |
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“The dimension of this fire was such that we don’t have memory of such a human tragedy,” Prime Minister Antonio Costa said in Pedrogao Grande, the mountainous region about 200 km (125 miles) northeast of Lisbon. Most victims were caught in their vehicles on the road while fleeing flames that were destroying their homes. |
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READ MORE: Grenfell Tower disaster: Protesters march on Whitehall As anger continued in the wake of the disaster, described by London Mayor Sadiq Khan as a “preventable accident”, the Government announced those left homeless will be given at least £5,500 from an emergency fund. |
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As anger continued in the wake of the disaster, described by London Mayor Sadiq Khan as a 'preventable accident', the Government announced those left homeless will be given at least £5,500 from an emergency fund. Residents will be given £500 in cash followed by a bank payment for the rest from.... |
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Releasing the footage of the flats, Mr Cundy said a figure for the latest number of people presumed dead will be given on Monday. He said: 'The conditions due to the fire damage verge on indescribable, which is why this will be such a lengthy operation taking weeks to complete. |
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He said it had been ‘incredibly emotional working in there’, adding: ‘On Saturday I went in myself and went to the top floor. ‘And it is incredibly hard to describe the devastation in some parts of that building.’ Five people who had been reported missing after the disaster have been found safe and well, he added. |
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As anger continued in the wake of the disaster, described by London Mayor Sadiq Khan as a “preventable accident”, the Government announced those left homeless will be given at least £5,500 from an emergency fund. Residents will be given £500 in cash followed by a bank payment for the rest from.... |
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David Davis has been tipped as the unity candidate who could oust Theresa May and become Tory Party leader. The Brexit Secretary, who is in Brussels today for the start of formal talks to leave the EU, is being touted as the likely successor if Mrs May suddenly quits. |
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The investigations at Grenfell Tower have led police to believe the "number of people missing, but as yet unaccounted for" has risen from 58, the Metropolitan Police said. Releasing the first images from inside the burnt-out building, Commander Stuart Cundy said some of the victims may never be identified. |
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The group said: “In our meeting at Downing Street , we explained to the Prime Minister the anger of all residents towards the management of the estate over a long period of time, paving the way to this tragedy.
“With the exception of very few junior officers, the estate managers have been invisible in the aftermath of the tragedy. |
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