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
Mr Atkinson went on to say he wants a full public inquiry into the tragedy.
He said: "We are urged not to leap to conclusions but the simple sight of the way that the block went up as an inferno, it's pretty easy to work out there was a problem with the cladding."
The Labour councillor said he did not want local residents and other people living in a similar tower blocks to wait years for answers.
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Local Labour councillor Robert Atkinson said local residents are increasingly angry and want answers to the questions they have raised in the past.
Speaking to the BBC, he said the priority at the moment is to feed and house people.
"We've got money in Kensington and Chelsea and we need to do something with that.
"That doesn't mean we can get away with not answering the questions."
The BBC's Ben Brown talks to a resident who went to Grenfell Tower to help his friend, who remains missing.
One message of condolence reads: "Bonds formed in fire are difficult to break"
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Jeremy Corbyn has met volunteers, local politicians, campaigners and volunteers in Latimer Road.
The Labour Leader briefly addressed the media and said: "The truth has got to come out and will come out."
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From the scene
Mario Cacciottolo
The area around Latimer Road tube, a stone's throw from Grenfell Tower, is busy, but its voices are low and sombre.
People stand huddled in groups, looking downcast. Some don't want to talk to the press. Others take photographs of the blackened hulk, a scar in the sky that dominates everyone's thoughts around here.
Maria Vigo, 44, lives in a neighbouring tower block to Grenfell Tower.
"There's real anger here," she says. "People here feel like they're not being listened to. This area's always been working class but we're being encircled by more affluent areas.
"I've been on the school run this morning and people are talking about social cleansing.
"The council need to stop building on every scrap of ground just to make money, and start listening to us, to what we need."
Firefighters who attended the Grenfell Tower blaze have been praised for their hard work and bravery on social media.
More than 200 firefighters attended the scene at the height of the blaze.
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The blaze at Glenfell Tower continues to smoulder for a second day.
The London Fire Brigade said the fire continues to burn in the upper levels of the block as it is inaccessible to firefighters.
But it seems that the blaze is continuing on a lower level - seen here - where some of the cladding remains.
Image source, PAA government minister will answer questions from MPs on a review into fire regulations, after at least 17 people perished in a blaze at Grenfell Tower.
Parliament has not sat since the general election, but opposition MPs will get the opportunity to probe government ministers on why a review into fire regulations hasn't been completed.
Shadow housing minister John Healey said that the government committed to a review after an inquest into the Lakanal House fire in 2013, which killed six people in Camberwell in 2009.
Shadow housing minister John Healey MP
Speaking to Victoria Derbyshire, he said: "Ministers were clear at the time [of the inquest] they rejected out of hand two of the recommendations, they said that they would review the building regulations.
"[The review] hasn't even started, because the minister confirmed in October they hadn't even got a plan to start it.
"It's been shelved for four years."
The Labour MP added that the government should begin fitting sprinkler systems into the most at-risk high rise blocks.
Image source, Ana OspinaFamilies have been appealing on social media for information on loved ones who have been missing since the fire.
Among those is 12-year-old Jessica Urbano Ramirez who is believed to have become separated from her family when the blaze broke out.
Image source, @nicolagreenartArtist Khadija Saye, 24, a 20th floor resident of Grenfell tower and her mother Mary are also missing.
Labour MP David Lammy was one of the many appealing for information about her whereabouts. His wife is her employer and mentor., external
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is visiting the scene of the Grenfell Tower fire.
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Image source, PAThe fire at Grenfell Tower continues to smoulder on the top floors, firefighters are unable to get to that part of the tower due to internal damage to the structure
Image source, Getty ImagesSome donations were turned away this morning as volunteers were unable to cope with the amount given to victims
Image source, AFPVolunteers have been wading through thousands of items of clothing donated for residents, many of whom had to flee with nothing
Image source, AFPLatimer Road Underground Station has reopened, but several roads around Grenfell Tower are still cordoned off
Image source, PAMembers of the community have begun a message wall, writing messages of condolence. Some pictures of the missing have also been placed on it
Image source, AFPPrime Minister Theresa May made a private visit to the site. A government statement will be made at 13:30 BST
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