sunday the 18th of june. also ahead: claims of growing inequality across britain. a new report says the gap between rich and poor is getting wider. next year s queen s speech is cancelled to give mps the maximum time to debate plans for brexit. a forest fire in portugal claims the lives of more than 20 people, including motorists trying to escape the blaze. in sport, england s tommy fleetwood remains firmly in contention at golf‘s us open in wisconsin. he s just one shot off the leader brian harman heading into today s final round. and helen has the weather. more sunshine on the way? good morning. another hot day for the vast majority, the sunshine as strong as it gets and it s likely to last for another few days yet for most of us. i ll have the details for you in a round about 15 minutes. thanks, helen. good morning. first, our main story. church services will be held today to remember the victims of the grenfell tower fire in west london. police have revealed that 58 peo
about the things that adults are facing, some of these children have faced some of their friends, their families, they feel like nobody is listening and nobody is helping them. thank you very much for your thoughts, there have been responses from the government all morning on the airwaves but this is how people are feeling right now in the shadow of g re nfell tower. lets get an update on the weather. plenty of sunshine, temperatures, they have been climbing, already across parts of east anglia, 30 degrees, plenty of other places, not that far behind, a little cooler for the coasts with sea breeze, the heat, this afternoon, could spark off the odd shower, if they catch one could be heavy and boundary, vast majority could be dry. low cloud lapping onto the shores, north west england and the isle of man. eastern scotland seeing spells of sunshine, different story for the north west, here, more cloud and outbreaks of patchy rain. as we go through the evening and tonight, the ban
some pictures from inside the building at grenfell power. these we re building at grenfell power. these were taken inside flats where police know that everyone who was inside has now been accounted for. we would not have released material had not been the case. the metropolitan police commander has been talking about the work they have been doing. you can see from the pictures as he says that the scale of damage is just enormous, to recover those people who are still inside, and returned them to their loved ones. they are searching the building from top to bottom and are now carrying out a full forensic systematic search, and say they have never seen anything like it. they are finding the conditions indescribable. they have also said that the terrible reality is that some people as we have heard before may not be identified because of the sheer intensity of the fire. their priority is supporting families through liaison officers. they are trying to get as good an understandin
coming up. as the america s cup reaches its nail biting climax above the water this weekend, we find out if a robot can stop the drama unfolding underneath, as an invasion of these creatures wreaks havoc on the local ecosystem. so he is not expecting you to electrocute him and slurp him into a tube. and i ll be finding out how the best way to beat these venomous invaders is to eat them! once you remove these spines you are moving from malicious, to delicious! hello, welcome to the travel show, with me, ade adepitan. this week coming to you from bermuda, which this year is hosting one of the world s biggest sporting events, the america s cup, right here in the north atlantic ocean. the america s cup is the formula one of the boat world, the most prestigious event in sailing. over the past few weeks, six international teams have been racing across the waters of bermuda s great sound in superfast hydrofoil catamarans. and this weekend, the competition reaches its dramatic climax
manifestation to date of the slum a phobia. in a call for more to be done to protect mosques, extra police will be deployed. our security correspondent chris sports reports. it till the government just eight minutes to call this a terrorist attack. it was an attack that, once again, targeted the ordinary and the innocent. speaking today, the prime minister called it every bit as sickening as the other terrorist attacks this year ‘s. she repeated her intention to set up a commission to counter extremism. but while police and emergency services we re while police and emergency services were soon on the scene, there i suggest is that the makers may have underestimated the threat from far right extremism. the whole counter extremism agenda is focused on islamist extremism. and what we have seen is a growing concern around the far rightand seen is a growing concern around the far right and individuals who adhered to extremist ideologies from the far right, but they have not b