We were there. 13 hours, i think, overall. 13, 1a hours. On a fire, even on a big job, you can get relieved, like, four or five hours later. Another crew will come and relieve you from another station, but we didnt want to go anyway. We wouldnt have left anyway. The enormity of it only hit us, well hit me personally after, when i was sort of. A few days later when id seen what had happened. I didnt come to terms with it, i suppose just in shock initially. Its affected everyone. I mean, its a major disaster in the centre of london in 2017. Its going to affect a large amount of people. You wouldnt be human if it didnt affect you in any way. What kind of response did you get from the community afterwards . It was quite overwhelming, the thanks and applause we got was quite Something Else really. So the fact that they did appreciate us was sort of difficult to deal with because we dont really get that day to day. What happened that night affected them all so deeply that nine of the Grenfel
To help the survivors. Blow for the british team on the eve of the winter olympics, snowboarder Katie Ormerod is out after breaking her heel. Good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. New figures have revealed january to be one of the toughest months everfor a e departments in england. And hospital only a es recorded their worst ever figures since records began. Trolley waits continue to be a big problem too, with 1,000 patients waiting more than 12 hours to be cared for by any medical staff at all. The four hour wait target for patients was missed, for the 30th month in a row with over 85 of patients seen within that time, slightly better than december. The target is 95 . This comes despite non essential treatments being cancelled to relieve the pressure. Our Health Editor hugh pym reports. The nhs flat out with staff working ata the nhs flat out with staff working at a frantic pace just to Keep Services running, that is the picture which emerges from the figures forjanuary in
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The lack of aid, technical experts and heavy machinery reaching the stricken village of Yambali is reflected in widely varying estimates of the number of dead, injured and displaced.