Grenfell Tower Fire

Cladding Culprits Are Getting £450m From The Taxpayer. They Haven't Repaid A Penny

Ministry of housing said taxpayers' money would be clawed back from those at fault. That appears easier said than done.
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Government Defeated Again Over Cladding Scandal In Lords Vote

Boris Johnson facing another Tory rebellion after peers launch fresh bid to ensure flat owners do not have to pay for fire safety work.
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Housing Secretary Accused Of Betraying Leaseholders Over Cladding Loan Scheme

Tory MPs and Labour vent fury at Robert Jenrick as thousands face huge bill for fire-safety improvements in wake of the Grenfell fire.
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Tory Rebellion Over Cladding Scandal Grows Leaving PM Facing Potential Defeat

Leading rebel Stephen McPartland told HuffPost UK 38 Tories now back his amendment to ensure flat owners do not have to pay for fire safety work.
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Cladding Scandal Grows As Expensive Fire Patrols Almost Double In A Year

Anger as HuffPost UK finds 794 fire-risk buildings need "waking watches" – costing each flat owner up to £1,500 a month.
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Unsafe Cladding Has Turned My Dream First Home Into A Nightmare

I'm trapped in an unsellable, uninsurable home, paying thousands to fix fire safety defects I played no part in creating.
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‘Dishonest’ Firm Rigged Fire Safety Test On Grenfell Cladding Panels, Inquiry Hears

Former Celotex employee claimed manufacturer committed a “fraud on the market” by falsely marketing the material as being safe.
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Opinion: I Survived The Grenfell Fire. Boris Johnson Still Hasn't Delivered On His Promises

With each passing year, it becomes clearer the system is stacked against us, writes Natasha Elcock.
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Thousands 'Condemned To Lives Of Stress And Fear' Over Government's Failure To Remove Cladding

In the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire, the government vowed to remove dangerous cladding from high rise blocks by June 2020. They're only a third of the way there.
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Labour MPs Lambast Tories For Voting Down Grenfell Fire Safety Recommendations

Keir Starmer calls vote a “shameful dereliction of duty” as Labour loses amendment that aimed to ensure government took up recommendations of the Grenfell Inquiry.
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