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6th November 2018
07:51am GMT

(Credit: Kay Oldroyd)[/caption]
Cheering can be heard when the effigy collapses.
Such was the public outcry over the video that even the Prime Minister Theresa May responded, condemning it as "utterly unacceptable."
Then, at 10pm on Monday night, five men handed themselves into a south London police station.
Two of the men are aged 49 and the others are 19, 46, 55. They were all arrested on a public order offence and taken into custody by the Met Police.
Earlier, Scotland Yard said its Grenfell Tower investigation team was "taking this matter very seriously. Any offences that have been committed will be fully investigated."
Commander Stuart Cundy said: "I am frankly appalled by the callous nature of the video posted online.
"So many people lost so many loved ones, and many more have been deeply affected. To mock that disaster in such a crude way is vile."
London Fire Commissioner Dany Cotton said: "This is an appalling and disturbing video.
"It cannot be justified on any level."Explore more on these topics: