Manslaughter charges possible in London’s Grenfell fire disaster – police

Cressida Dick, London's Metropolitan Police chief, thanks those who helped to save lives during the attack in the capital city on Saturday.

Adele visits London’s Grenfell Tower following the fire.

London police investigators examine burned Grenfell Tower.

Survivors demand answers as a public inquiry opens three months after the high-rise in Central London went up in flames and at least 80 people died in the inferno. Residents accuse the local council of mismanagement and failing to enforce safety measures.

Police remove Extinction Rebellion protesters chained to a car outside Britain's Ministry of Defence as climate activists begin two weeks of civil disobedience.

A leaked report found that the fire department's preparation was "gravely inadequate" and that lives could have been saved. The London fire brigade defended its actions, saying there was no "safe alternative strategy."

A man has been shot dead by police after stabbing two people in London. At least one of the victims is in life-threatening condition. Authorities have said they believe the terrorist incident is "Islamist-related."