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A minute’s silence was observed this morning in memory of those who died in the Grenfell fire – a number now put at 79 by the emergency services, who have searched the building, but they still say they cannot be sure that this is the final total.
A few minutes ago the Prime Minister sat down for a pooled media interview. She was asked about the package of measures she has announced to help those directly affected by the Grenfell Tower fire.
In the last few minutes, the US Attorney General Jeff Sessions has begun testifying in the Senate about his dealings with Russian officials and whether he had a role in the sacking of former FBI chief James Comey. Senators will want to know why Mr Sessions said he’d had no contact with the Russians last…
Jeremy Corbyn says Labour is poised to take office imminently. But could he make it to Number 10 without another election? FactCheck investigates.
The family of one of the London Bridge attackers, Khuram Butt, say they are shocked and appalled by his actions.
The election has been dominated over these closing days by issues of security in the wake of the London Bridge attack. The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, is in Birmingham this evening, where he’s due to address a rally within the next few minutes. His speech is being beamed live to similar events around Britain.
Theresa May has made a private visit to some of the attack victims and hospital staff who’ve been treating them. NHS England say that 21 people remain in a critical condition. Of the seven people who died, it’s now known that one was Canadian. Hospital and ambulance workers rushed to the scene within minutes, volunteering…
Tickets for Sunday’s star studded Manchester benefit concert sold out in just 40 minutes today. But it was Liam Gallagher’s decision to donate the proceeds from his concert this week to the victims of the Arena concert blast that perhaps best captured the mood of the city. Gallagher released his first solo single today and…
Tens of thousands of people took part in the Great Manchester run today. Organisers of the annual run had been overwhelmed with people wanting to take part. It began with a minute’s silence for the victims of Monday’s terror attack, then they set off along streets packed with crowds – everyone determined to demonstrate their…
A minute’s silence will be observed at 11 o’clock tomorrow morning in memory of those who died in Monday’s attack. After that, there’ll be a “phased return” to election campaigning.
In the last few minutes we’ve heard reports that a vigil in Birmingham has been interrupted after a man apparently armed with a large knife and a baseball bat was detained nearby. In Manchester, the injured from last night’s attack have been taken to eight hospitals across the city.
A suicide bomber killed 22 people, including children, as an explosion tore through fans leaving a pop concert in Manchester.
President Trump has defended his shock decision to fire the FBI Director James Comey. In the last few minutes, the White House claimed he’d been considering it since the day he took office.
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Am in Manchester following Jeremy Corbyn. He’s packed 1,000 supporters into a hall for his campaign launch. The backdrop is his battle bus, driven into the venue on a near empty tank due to health and safety rules.
In defence of liberal values: Barack Obama has made a last minute intervention in the French election to support centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron – saying he was spreading hope not fear.