Green for Grenfell: memorial held in honour of fire victims – in pictures
A 72-second silence took place across the UK to remember the 72 dead, and landmarks across the capital were illuminated in green as a mark of respect
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Clarrie Mendy leads a procession as part of commemorations on the anniversary of the Grenfell firePhotograph: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP/Getty Images
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A woman holds a floral tribute of red roses spelling J4G (Justice4Grenfell ) as she walks to the Wall of TruthPhotograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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People hold white roses as they pay tribute outside St Helen’s churchPhotograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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Friends and relatives comfort each other after the service at St Helen’sPhotograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian
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A man holds a dove during commemorationsPhotograph: Peter Nicholls/Reuters
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The doves are releasedPhotograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian
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Members of the public observe a minute’s silence in west LondonPhotograph: Peter Nicholls/Reuters
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London fire brigade mark the anniversary with a minute’s silence at their HQ in SouthwarkPhotograph: Gareth Fuller/PA
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Members of parliament observe 72 seconds of silence in the House of CommonsPhotograph: PA
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Members of the public during the commemorationsPhotograph: Peter Nicholls/Reuters
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Green balloons outside the Notting Hill Methodist church in tribute to the victimsPhotograph: Pete Maclaine/EPA
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The London mayor, Sadiq Khan, lays a wreath at the memorial wall by Grenfell TowerPhotograph: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP/Getty Images
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The Queen and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex observe a moment of silence during a visit to ChesterPhotograph: Phil Noble/AP
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People sing at the memorial servicePhotograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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Candles are lit at St Helen’s churchPhotograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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A woman sings in St Helen’s church. Wellwishers were invited to wear green for GrenfellPhotograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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London ambulance service staff bring flowers in memory of the deadPhotograph: Stefan Rousseau/PA
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A large floral tribute is carried into St Helen’s churchPhotograph: David Mirzoeff/PA
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A green heart is carried into St Helen’s churchPhotograph: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images
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Members of the England football team team fall silent in memory of the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire, during a training session near St Petersburg in RussiaPhotograph: Alastair Grant/AP
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Messages are left on a board in Latimer RoadPhotograph: David Mirzoeff/PA
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A woman looks at a memorial outside Notting Hill Methodist churchPhotograph: Simon Dawson/Getty Images
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Theresa May’s tribute to victims is displayed near Grenfell TowerPhotograph: Neil Hall/EPA
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People stage a midnight vigil near Grenfell TowerPhotograph: Tolga Akmen/AFP/Getty Images
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Downing Street is illuminated in green to mark the anniversary of the blazePhotograph: Edward Lawrence/PA
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Grenfell and surrounding towers are lit in greenPhotograph: Jonathan Brady/PA
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Relatives, survivors and friends of victims walk to the tower for a vigilPhotograph: Peter Nicholls/Reuters
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People light candles and bring flowersPhotograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian
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Floral and other tributes are laid in memory of the 72 people killed as a result of the blazePhotograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian
