Fury over Grenfell fire boils over as protesters storm Kensington Town Hall, boo PM and march on Downing Street shouting 'May must go' as they blame Tory cuts for the fire that 'killed 70'

Frustrations over the fatal Grenfell Tower fire boiled over today as victims, residents and protesters took to the streets of central London demanding answers over the blaze. Hundreds of people gathered at Kensington town hall (bottom right) in west London wanting to know how the tragedy could have happened. The frustrated victims and family members then marched to the scene of the blaze at Grenfell Tower (left). A separate march was held on Whitehall (centre), where protesters were angry with the response from the Government following Wednesday's disaster. These demonstrators later held a sit-in at Oxford Circus (top right). Earlier Theresa May (inset left) was heckled as she met victims at St Clement's Church in west London.