134 GRENFELL FAMILIES STILL LIVING IN HOTELS

Survivors yet to be re-homed

DISASTER Grenfell Tower ruins EVERYONE has a cross to bear but making a Russian bear cross may not be the wisest move.

Yet a photographer decided to risk it to capture these quirky underwater shots.

The mother brown bear pawed the camera then flashed her gnashers as she tried to bite it. Her curious cubs then followed suit to see what had

A SHOCKING 134 families from Grenfell Tower and 24 from nearby Grenfell Walk are still living in hotels two months after losing their homes in the tragedy.

intrigued their mum. Wisely, snapper Mike Korostelev, 35, was operating the camera from a distance at a sanctuary in Kamchatka, Russia.

He said: “I couldn’t believe how lucky I was. They got so close and started playing with the camera.

“I was worried she may end up destroying it.” At least Mike would not bear a grudge.