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
The richest. And six years after the Helicopter Crash onto the clutha pub in glasgow, killing ten people, a report says pilot error was to blame. Ina in a moment, sportsday, but first lets ta ke in a moment, sportsday, but first lets take a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. Inafew coming up this evening on bbc news. In a few minutes, we will be talking toa in a few minutes, we will be talking to a member of the Grenfell Action Group about the report into the fire that took the lives of 72 people. It is critical of the london fire brigade. Also tonight, the other big story of the day, the general election in six weeks. We have a former adviser to ex conservative chancellor George Osborne and an adviser to former labour leader ed miliband to shed some light on what we can all expect, and that is at half past eight. Later on as today draws to a close, we will be looking at the papers, and our guests are anna millen, director of the think tank uk change europe, and j
Routine vaccinations for under fives in england. Were in libya tonight, where the un warns of a major escalation, in the current fighting. What happens on this front line has implications far beyond tripoli. The fear is that if this conflict continues, it could push libya into all out civil war. And the turner prize, travels to turners former home, margate, for this years premier modern art compeititon. And coming up on sportsday on bbc news, england hit their stride at the Rugby World Cup with another bonus point win, running in seven tries against the usa. Good evening. Borisjohnson says tempers need to calm down in parliament, after torrid scenes in the commons last night. Several mps say theyve received Death Threats, and partially blame mrjohnsons words on brexit, forfuelling extremist behaviour. The Prime Minister says he totally deplores any threats to anybody, particularly female mps, but has refused to apologise for his use of language. The speaker of the commons, john bercow,
Since leaving downing street, three years ago, mr cameron has told the Times Newspaper that the result of the referendum left him feeling depressed, and that he worries about it every day. Heres our Political Correspondent susana mendonca. It was a decision that brought down his premiership and set britain on a turbulent course to leaving the european union, which we are all still on. Up until now, David Cameron has kept quiet about brexit but not anymore. In his memoirs, former Prime Minister said. He has tough criticism for the current Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, and cabinet minister michael gove, who mr cameron said left the truth at home during the 2016 Eu Referendum and behaved appallingly. He doesnt use the word betrayed but talking to him over 90 minutes as i did, it was perfectly clear the herd and sense of frustration he had with his former colleagues who he says trashed their own government. But today, michael gove, who is now overseeing no deal brexit planning, wouldnt be
A change in the law on allergen labelling. The times journalist who interviewed the former Prime Minister David Cameron gives us his thoughts on his decision to call the brexit referendum in the first place. And then later on, we will be taking a first look at tomorrows front pages, that is withdrawn foster and john stapleton. Do join pages, that is withdrawn foster and john stapleton. Dojoin me for that. That is all ahead. Now, sportsday. Hello and welcome to sportsday im hugh ferris. The headlines this evening the scottish sun shines on team europe as they look to reclaim the trophy from the usa on fertile soil. How the ashes might have been different if this has happened how the ashes might have been different if this had happened a little more often. Yes, england take the wicket of steve smith and for less than a hundred. A true rareity on day two at the oval. And how friday the 13th will definitely be unlucky for one super league team. As the relegation shake up is settled, could