ask the questions. i would hope that the parliamentarians across all the parties will do that on behalf of their constituents but also make sure that that is fed back into the government through formal processes of questions and statements but also perhaps informally as well, writing to me oran perhaps informally as well, writing to me or an added bonus is to make sure we are as informed as possible about what is actually happening on the ground. you know that it is sometimes quite hard to know. just specifically in terms of the whole issue around resources, can ijust be absolutely clear and reiterate what nick has said, we will be working with the local authority and the government will guarantee that every single family from grenfell cat macro house will be rehoused in a local area. that is a clear assurance which i hope our colleagues is useful. that is a positive note on which to end. that isa positive note on which to end. that is a significant commitment, as you know. s
intention is she is a focal point at significant moments. those moments in the past have been moments of jov- in the past have been moments of joy. more recently, sadly, they ve been moments of sadness. this is the key point of this visit. an opportunity for her. as you can see in those pictures behind her, prince william, to meet those people most directly affected by this fire. she ll meet members of the emergency services. the queen in the statement issued yesterday, talked about her prayers and thoughts for the victims and the bravery of firefighters who put their own lives at risk to save others. prince william accompaniying his grandmother as well. we saw britain s harry attenborough market yesterday, peter. the queen, she s renowned for having that personal touch, whether it is a joyous event or, like this, the most tragic of events as she talks to people. the queen made a mistake in the sixties. one which has lived with her all her aduu one which has lived with her al
more details are emerging about some of the victims who died in the fire. new images of the moments after the fire broke out and tore up the side of the building. in sportsday: cristiano ronaldo, the world player of the year, could be leaving real madrid this summer. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at six. police say that at least 30 people are now confirmed to have died in the fire that engulfed grenfell tower behind me in west london. the bbc understands that the total number of people who are dead or missing so far is around 70. there is growing anger at the way the authorities have dealt with the aftermath of the fire. around 500 protestors have stormed kensington town hall. in the last half hour, the prime minister has offered a £5 million relief fund for those affected by the fire. the queen and prince william have been visiting a relief centre which has been helping victims of the fire. our first report tonight on the latest on the tower block fire, is from
cancelling the last administration com pletely cancelling the last administration completely one sided deal with cuba. and he s one of the political giants of modern european history. germany s longest serving chancellor, helmut kohl, dies at the age of 87. could ronaldo be getting rid of real? the bbc learns he s so upset at being accused of tax fraud, he wants to leave madrid. hello and welcome to world news today. police say that at least 30 people are now confirmed to have died in the fire that engulfed grenfell tower in west london. the bbc understands that the total number of people who are dead but the bbc understands that many more people are missing. there is growing anger at the way the authorities have dealt with the aftermath of the fire earlier around 500 protestors stormed kensington town hall. some protestors then moved to the centre of london, and staged a sit in at oxford circus, in the heart of london s west end, and just a few hundred metres from this bui
but people are in. welcome to bbc news. the white house wanted its message to be about changing us policy toward cuba. but then a tweet from president trump caused the news agenda to change. earlier on friday he said: that sparked this response from senator dianne feinstein who sits on the intelligence committee. she went on to call it a blatant violation of the president s oath of office. for more on mr trump s comments and the resulting firestorm, here s our north america editorjon sopel. the ball has been set rolling, largely because of mr trump s own actions in the way he has communicated on some of these things. we all know there was an investigation going on into the trump campaign s links with russia. then donald trump fired the fbi directorjames comey and the white house and the attorney general and the deputy attorney general gave a set of reasons for why james comey had been fired for top donald trump them directly contradicts those reasons, saying it was because of