Cathy Newman , Presenter

Fiona Hyslop, the SNP Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Tourism and External Affairs,responds to Nicola Sturgeon’s announcement on a second independence referendum.  

Conor Kenny, from Doctors Without Borders, who was the only doctor on a rescue ship that saved over 4,000 migrants this year, and Elham Saudi, director of Lawyers for Justice in Libya, discuss the rise in the number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean from north Africa to Europe.

Dr Gary Wannan, a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist, and Louise Theodosiou, from the Royal College of Psychiatrists, discuss the impact of the Grenfell Tower disaster on the children affected and how they should be helped.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson is asked if after Theresa May’s apology over the response to the Grenfell disaster, politicians like him failed to understand the anger because their lives were so far removed from the people who lived in the tower.

Former Conservative Party leader and leading Brexiteer, Iain Duncan Smith, says Britain can’t remain in the single market and the customs union if it is leaving the EU.

Former Deputy Prime Minister and Lib Dem leader, Nick Clegg, says voters at the election sent a message that they don’t like being told there’s only one way of doing Brexit.

A catastrophic forest fire in Portugal has claimed at least 61 lives, including four children. Many of the dead were killed in their cars as they tried to flee – as flames swept along a road between two towns in a mountainous area a few hundred miles from the capital.

Conservative MP Dr Sarah Wollaston and by conservative author and journalist Toby Young speak to Cathy Newman about the Government’s response to the fire.

Nisha Parti, an entrepreneur living in West London who helped set-up the local emergency response to the Grenfell fire says Ealing council is helping bring order.

A judge has declared a mis-trial in the Bill Cosby sex assault case, after the jury was deadlocked for a second time after more than 50 hours of deliberation.

Seraphima Kennedy, was a neighbourhood officer at the Kensington and Chelsea tenancy management organisation – the private company responsible for maintaining Grenfell Tower, and thousands of other properties.      

The Grenfell tower death toll rises again – with police saying 58 are missing, presumed dead – as the prime minister admits support for families was “not good enough”.

David Gauke, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, dismisses criticism of Theresa May’s response to the west London fire, saying she was affected as a human being and did not want to get in the way.

Ross O’Brien, who is a mental health worker,  Madiha Raza, from Muslim Aid, and Victoria Mugoya, who is a nurse, talk about the help they have been giving people affected by the west London fire.

Sergei Stanishev, president of the Party of European Socialists and former Prime Minister of Bulgaria, says Theresa May “gambled” by calling an election, but did not receive a stronger mandate – and compares this to David Cameron’s decision to hold the EU referendum.