Ghost plates reflect light ... WHAT THE GOVERNMENT WANTS TO TALK ABOUT: The response to the final Grenfell Tower fire report, which Deputy PM Angela Rayner announced in the Commons this afternoon. She ...

Businesses admonished for their role in the Grenfell Tower tragedy could be banned from future public deals under new plans. The Government announced it will investigate those responsible for the ...

Ms Rayner slammed the “blatant dishonesty and greed” of the companies responsible for the flammable materials that incased Grenfell Tower. She said “their disgraceful mercenary behaviour put ...

Angela Rayner today apologised to the victims' families in the Grenfell Tower tragedy - as she promised "justice must be done". The Deputy PM, who vowed tough new reforms today, told the Commons ...

Into the Shadows The Grenfell Tower Fire: A Preventable Tragedy? Posted: February 27, 2025 | Last updated: February 27, 2025 A fire that shocked the world. On June 14, 2017, Grenfell Tower in West ...

Seven organisations could be banned from government contracts following their role in the Grenfell Tower disaster. Ministers announced on Wednesday that they would investigate the seven firms ...

It started with a fridge fire, but within minutes, Grenfell Tower was an unstoppable inferno. How did this tragedy unfold?

Sherlock, a fire investigation dog who served with the London Fire Brigade (LFB) for 12 years and attended the Grenfell Tower fire, has retired. The working cocker spaniel, born in 2012 ...

Following the deaths of 72 people in the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has given the government's response to the inquiry, published in September after seven years.

The UK government will move to ban companies, including Cavan insulation giant Kingspan, named in the public inquiry into the deadly 2017 Grenfell Tower fire from public contracts as it commits to ...

The government will bring in a single construction regulator to hold those responsible for building safety to account, it announced today as part of its final response to the Grenfell Tower Inquiry.

The UK set out a raft of reforms designed to improve building safety, as it aims to clamp down on failures that contributed to the Grenfell Tower fire. The government is planning tougher rules on ...