The Guardian's front page reported: "Protesters boo PM and march to Downing Street".
The newspapers carried extensive coverage of two separate protest marches through London, one which saw hundreds of people sitting on the ground around one of the capital's best known locations, Trafalgar Square. It brought traffic in central London to a halt.
May's most senior cabinet minister, Damian Green, went onto national radio Saturday to defend the prime minister.
First secretary of state Green described criticisms of May as "terribly unfair", adding: "She's distraught by what happened as we all are. Absolutely, she has the same degree of sympathy and horror at these events that we all have."
May has ordered a public inquiry, to be chaired by a judge, into what is almost certainly the worst fire in London since the World War II, with expectations the final number of dead will exceed 100. She has also ordered 5 million pounds (6.4 million U.S. dollars) to be given to a relief fund to help victims of the fire.
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