At least 58 feared dead in London tower fire, PM May admits failings | Reuters
By Alistair Smout and Kate Holton | LONDON LONDON A fire that engulfed a London tower block this week killed at least 58 people, police said on Saturday, as Prime Minister Theresa May admitted that the response from the authorities had not been good enough. With anger mounting over the government's handling of the blaze, May met residents from the Grenfell Tower and pledged to support the victims as protesters gathered to demonstrate in the streets around her residence for a second day. Weakened by a botched election gamble last week, May has been criticised for her muted response to the fire and had to be rushed away from a meeting with residents on Friday under heavy police guard as protesters shouted "Shame on you"."The response of the emergency services, National Health Service, and the community has been heroic," May said in a statement
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