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Published 22:26 18 Jun 2017 BST

Sharing the footage, Commander Stuart Cundy, said: "It is really important that we are clear about the scale of the challenge facing us as our teams search Grenfell Tower to recover those people still inside and return them to their loved ones."
Investigative teams have now been on every storey of the tower. However, it is warned that "conditions due to the fire damage verge on indescribable".
The operation is expected to take weeks to complete.
"We must also prepare people for the terrible reality that some people may not be identified due to the intensity of the fire," Commander Cundy added, stating that number of people missing and presumed dead will continue to rise.
He continued: "I must consider the fact that there may be others in the building who, for whatever reason have not been reported to us. There is also a real possibility that there may be people in the building that no one knows are missing."
Commander Cundy furthermore highlighted: "Our investigation will be wide ranging and exhaustive - it will seek to find out if any crimes have been committed and if so make sure that we do all we can to bring any person responsible to justice.
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