i found it just now.
The latest update comes following the Queen's birthday message in which she reflected on the "sombre national mood" following tragedies in London and Manchester in recent weeks.
'Bewildered and confused'
Prime Minister Theresa May has met victims, volunteers and community leaders in Downing Street.
It comes after she was jeered when she visited the North Kensington estate on Friday.
Meanwhile hundreds of protesters gathered on Whitehall to call for her resignation.
Media captionTheresa May says £5m will be available for survivors, and the cause of the Kensington fire is being looked at
Residents caught up in the fire have condemned the "chaotic" relief effort.
Some say they no longer want Kensington and Chelsea council involved in any way.
The BBC's Matthew Price said senior members of the residents' association described an "absolute chaos" of "no organisation" from officials.
He added: "They do not believe they are capable of managing the response. Such is the total and utter lack of trust."
Reverend Mike Long, from Notting Hill Methodist Church, told BBC Radio 4's Today that people in the community were furious.
"People are incredibly angry, they're bewildered, they're confused, they have lots and lots of questions," he said.
"They feel they're not being listened to and what they have been saying has not been listened to, and they don't know how to be able to express those things at the moment."
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