Away and we should have that understanding and that sympathy of oui understanding and that sympathy of our responsibility to ensure eve ryo ne our responsibility to ensure everyone is able to live in safety, where ever they are in this country. 72 people lost their lives on that night injune 72 people lost their lives on that night in june 2017. 72 people lost their lives on that night injune 2017. If that situation rocked the community and shocks the whole country. And it brought together help from lots and lots of people, local churches, mosques, synagogues, people from Different Community organisations, and people rushed to grenfell and as the fire was still blazing, with gifts of food and toys and support and so on. That understanding, that simple Human Understanding of so many people are something that i think we have to cherish and begin to understand. Because there is a natural human instinct to help people and thats what was demonstrated and i cannot forget going there straight
Aaron armstrong in the gb newsroom. The chancellor has welcomed the bank of englands decision to hold its base rate, saying its better not to rush into cutting Interest Rates. It has been left unchanged. Therefore, for a sixth time at 5. 25, the governor of the bank, Andrew Bailey, was optimistic. Hes hinted a cut may come as early as june, but says that is by no means a done deal. Jeremy hunt says things are improving. I welcome the fact that the bank of england has obviously thought about this very hard. They take this decision independently and i would much rather that they waited until theyre absolutely sure inflation is on a downward trajectory. And rushed into a decision that they had to reverse at a later stage. What reverse at a later stage. What we want is sustainably low Interest Rates and i think whats encouraging is that the bank of england governor for the first time, has expressed real optimism that were on that path. However, the shadow chief secretary to the treasury, d
Tonight at ten, the fears among doctors that, as the lockdown eases in england, therell be a second peak of coronavirus cases. We talk to staff in one of the worst affected hospitals in the uk, in one of the most densely populated parts of london. Are you expecting a second wave . Yes. I have to say yes because i think once the lockdown is relaxed, people of course are going to have more contact with each other, so thats the way this is going to spread. Well have the first of clive myries special reports from the royal london hospital. Also tonight. Mr cummings, were you telling the truth yesterday . The Prime Ministers top advisor facing yet more calls to resign after being accused of breaking the rules during lockdown. A glimpse of the new coronavirus test that produces a result injust 20 minutes. As the lockdown is eased, shops are concerned about getting all the Safety Measures ready in time. And calls for access to englands beaches to be restricted, until there are lifeguards back