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Tensions continue to flare as a ashes of a massive fire in a residential tower continue to smoulder in London.
The deeply unpopular UK Prime Minister Theresa May has faced heavy criticism for refusing to speak with displaced people and angry locals at the scene of the blaze which police are now investigating as a criminal act.
By contrast, opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn who may well become Prime Minister sooner than many had predicted, spent time talking with and comforting people.

The city government informed its citizens that they don’t have a right to plant and maintain a garden in their own yards. Residents were appalled upon hearing this news. Naturally, they had thought that if they owned the property, they should be free to till the ground and grow food if they choose to do so. Wrong.

Everyone is talking about the recent auction of this piece of artwork that sold for an astonishing $110.5 million. True, we can't all afford to drop that kind of dough on wall-hangings but, now more than ever, people have the time and money to indulge in the arts.