survivors to be housed in 375 Kensington High Street Families whose lives were devastated by the fire at Grenfell Tower are to be housed in a luxury development berkeleygroup.co.uk Grenfell Tower survivors to be housed in 375 Kensington High Street 68 families are to be rehomed in the block berkeleygroup.co.uk

It comes following an announcement by communities secretary Sajid Javid on Wednesday that some residents would be offered “newly built social housing” at the site on Warwick Road, where private homes sell from £1,575,000 to £8.5m.

The homes were purchased by the City of London Corporation for around £10 million in a cut-down deal brokered by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA).

The development will also include a 24-hour concierge and a private cinema, according to the website of developer StDaily Roundup: Latest Football News Content Across Europe

Spain

Ligue 1 champions Monaco have rejected a £64m (€75m) bid for star striker Kylian Mbappe from Liverpool and are holding out for £86m (€100m), though they would prefer to keep hold of the 18-year-old sensation for one more season. (Marca)

Manchester United have agreed a deal to sign highly-rated Espanyol youth player Arnau Puigmal. The 16-year-old was voted Most Valuable Player at the recent Mediterranean International Cup. (Sport)

Neymar is reported to have told close friends that he wished he had joined Real Madrid rather than Barcelona. The Brazil forward has been linked with a move to Manchester United. (Don Balon)

Italy

Manchester United have launched a £34m (€40m) bid for Roma star Radja Nainggolan. The Belgium international had been a target for Chelsea, but