There is a lot of anger among survivors and relatives of the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire for a tragedy that they believe could have been prevented.

Not even the Queen was safe from criticism.

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At the end of her visit to the Westway sports centre, where she along with Prince William met residents and firefighters, a distraught man could be heard saying

“What about our children," and, "Queen! Come here! We want to see you."

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The Queen returned to her 4x4 as William apologised and pledged to "come back" to the centre, which has now become a relief centre for displaced people and relatives of the missing.

The man was identified as Rami Mohamed, who said he was a friend of missing siblings Firdaws and Yahya:

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The Queen is a beloved figure in the UK and it's very rare to see a public heckling of this kind.

However, tension has been running high in the Westway Centre since it was reported that Prime Minister Theresa May paid a visit to the charred Grenfell Tower without meeting and talking to the victims.

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The prime minister has been filmed entering the Chelsea and Westminster hospital, where nine of the victims are being treated.

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