Police presume 58 dead but the BBC understands the toll may rise to about 70
Government promises £5,500 for every household left homeless by the fire
London Mayor Sadiq Khan says the disaster was a "preventable accident"
Minute's silence to be held on Monday at 11.00am
Chancellor says Grenfell Tower cladding was banned on high rises
Church services take place across the UK to honour victims
Grenfell Tower statement
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn says the "serious" and "important" questions raised should be addressed by the public inquiry.
He also calls for a statement by the local government secretary "as early as possible" after the State Opening of Parliament next week.
A meeting in Westminster Hall is "not satisfactory", he argues.
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The Grenfell fire disaster has brought back memories of other fire tragedies in high rise blocks.
In 2009 six people, including three children, died on the 10th and 11th floors of Lakanal House in the London borough of Southwark.
Louise Christian is the solicitor who represented the families of the Lakanal House victims at the inquest into their deaths.
She says there has to be an urgent review of building regulations regarding tower blocks.
Speaking on Radio 4's World at One, she said:
"It's unbelievable that Kensington and Chelsea... that must be one of the richest places in the world... couldn't afford to install a sprinkler system in this very high tower block to protect the people in it".
Harriet Harman, Labour MP for Peckham, calls on the Government to say "those people who suffered" will get legal representation "so they won't have to sit in the public gallery while other people's QCs speak".
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The leader of Kensington and Chelsea Council, which owns the Grenfell Tower block, has said "when the public inquiry is held we will find out more about any design faults".
Councillor Nick Paget-Brown told Martha Kearney they were "working closely with the London Fire Brigade" to identify risks in other high rise buildings owned by the council.
When asked whether they would be fitting sprinklers in other blocks that currently don't have a system, Mr Paget-Brown said "we would need technical advice".
He said: "My understanding of the technical design of a sprinkler system is that it needs to be embedded and therefore you might create additional hazards."
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The new MP for Richmond Park Zac Goldsmith has asked the housing minister to offer assurances to tower block residents across the capital that they will be safe.
He said residents from across the capital have contacted him and were increasingly "anxious" about their own safety.
He said the government must deal with it as a "matter of urgency", and ensure tower blocks were safe "in a matter of days, not weeks and certainly not months".
Conservative MP Jeremy Lefroy has called for the Grenfell Tower inquiry to be held under the 2005 Inquiries Act - which compels witnesses to appear and give evidence under oath.
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Grenfell Tower statement
Conservative MP James Cleverly calls for "enhanced support to firefighters involved in this incident".
The Grenfell Tower fire will be "the most significant and harrowing event that they will ever have had to deal with", he adds.
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Housing Minister Alok Sharma
The proceedings in the Grand Committee Room are not following the pattern of a statement in the Commons chamber, with two ministers responding to questions.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who spoke earlier, is among the MPs listening.
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Housing minister Alok Sharma says the Government "stands ready to provide every assistance - we will support every family that is affected".
"The opposition talked about the concerns that tenants have expressed," he says.
"We are, of course, hearing the same thing too."
He says there will be people wondering about their own accommodation, and the housing ministry is considering "how we can get checks done quickly".
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Image source, PAThe Embassy of the Philippines in London is appealing for information on a pensioner who lived in Grenfell Tower.
Ligaya Moore is 79 and has been in London for many years.
Speaking to the Press Association, her grandson Nico Purificacion said: "She's very fun to be with despite her age. So innocent yet very straightforward.
"Our family loves her so much.
"She's been in London for a very long time, she visits us here in the Philippines once in a while."
These images have just been obtained by the BBC and show the inside of a flat in the Grenfell Tower today.
Jeremy Corbyn has taken to the floor during the House of Commons briefing on Grenfell Tower.
The Labour leader says Kensington is "a tale of two cities" - with full tower blocks and empty luxury flats.
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