Krishnan Guru-Murthy , Presenter

The Home Office has been taken to court by a campaign group that accuses it of breaking the law by not allowing enough child refugees into the country. There are almost 100,000 unaccompanied children living in Europe and Britain has said it will allow in no more than 480. But a piece of legislation passed…

The writer Nesrine Malik, who lives near the tower, Mirna Ayoubi, a friend of the  family of Mohammed Alhajali, who died in the fire and who has started a petition to get his Syrian parents to Britain, and Mushtaq Lasharie, who was a Labour councillor for 18 years, discuss the local reaction to the tower…

In North Kensington the atmosphere has been strained for three days now. And it’s growing more strained by the hour. The effect on the community of the tragedy and its unfolding aftermath – 30 are confirmed dead, over 70 are missing – is difficult to gauge.

Mustafa al Mansur, who led the protest outside the town hall and whose wife’s best friend is missing, says Theresa May is out of touch. Eve Allison, a Conservative councillor, says a lack of co-ordination has meant that locals have had to galvanise themselves.  

Labour activist and Corbyn supporter, Huda Elmi, says there was a “massive increase” in the youth turnout in the election, which can be repeated. Newly-elected Labour MP for Slough, Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi, says his party’s “excellent policies” helped prevent a Tory landslide.Times columnist Philip Collins says Labour should carry on as it is, rather than…

Krishnan Guru-Murthy speaks with former Tory chairman Eric Pickles, the former London mayor Ken Livingstone and the former Cabinet secretary Gus O’Donnell.

Less than two weeks before the talks are due to start – where does all this leave the whole Brexit process?

Theresa May has said she intends to form a government that will provide “certainty” and guide the country through Brexit talks.

Emily Cherry from the NSPCC says parents need to talk to their children about the dangers of online predators.

We are joined from Manchester by the former chief prosecutor Nazir Afzal, from Wakefield by the Conservative peer Baroness Warsi, and in London is Nimco Ali, social activist from the Women’s Equality Party and Alan Mendoza from the Henry Jackson Society.

Conservative Nadhim Zahawi and Labour’s Neil Coyle discuss the impact of last night’s events.

We spoke to three people who were right in the midst of last night’s terrifying events Liam Connell, Alex Shellum and Richard Angell.

With a week to go, what does the general election campaign tell us about the state of Britain?

Brexit Secretary David Davis dismisses claims that the Prime Minister is too scared to attend a live TV debate with Jeremy Corbyn and other party leaders

Comfortable in old age, or struggling, impoverished youth – millennials can only look on with envious eyes at their grandparents’ generation: homeowners, savings, pensions in the bank. There’s certainly an economic age gap. But is there a political one too, and are young people so turned off by the election that many are planning not…