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A man with five relatives missing after the Grenfell Tower fire says there's a lack of co-ordination.

Police fear that figure may increase, as the PM admits support for families was "not good enough".

The inquiry said it had "taken on board" issues raised by Survivors of Organised and Institutional Abuse.

Commander Stuart Cundy from the Metropolitan Police gives an update on the investigation into the fire at Grenfell Tower.

No central point for support is fuelling anger among residents, writes the BBC's Matthew Price.

Thirteen men, two women and a child were found in the back of the "exceptionally hot" vehicle.

Volunteer Swarzy Macaly speaks to the BBC's Ben Brown about the effort to help Grenfell Tower survivors.

A woman was woken up by embers falling from the ceiling in her bedroom and alerted emergency services.

The British and Irish Lions get a confidence-boosting win as they power past the Maori All Blacks in wet conditions in Rotorua.

Minute's silence to remember the Grenfell Tower fire victims is held at the Trooping the Colour parade

First Secretary Damian Green defends Prime Minister Theresa May amid criticism over her response.

An 18-year-old college student is subjected to a "brutal attack" hours after being reported missing.

Leading figures from the entertainment world have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours.

Seamus Ruddy will be buried in Monkshill cemetery in Newry following requiem mass.

There is no other boat race quite like it.

Staff from the Buckingham Fire and Rescue Service took these kids through their fire safety paces.

Theresa May has said the government will "get to the bottom" of the fatal Grenfell Tower blaze.

Many larger firms offer to "match" extra pension saving but workers are unaware of the perk, an insurer says.

Why there's no love lost between this Grenfell Tower protester and the prime minister.

Schoolchildren as young as eight are doing cutting edge research alongside university lecturers.

How chaplains from different faiths are working together to help inmates cope with prison.

More than 100,000 events including street parties, picnics and concerts are being held across the UK.

The newspapers continue to lead on the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower disaster.

Glasgow comedian Billy Connolly receives a knighthood in the Queen's Birthday Honours List.

Posthumous bravery award is unveiled alongside honours list recognising Billy Connolly, Julie Walters and JK Rowling.