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Michael gove, says he wants developers to pay up to £4 billion to fix dangerous cladding on medium—height blocks of flats identified in the wake of the grenfell fire. mr gove says if they fail to cooperate, they could be taxed. until now, the government had committed money to repair only taller buildings. the new proposals do not address other fire safety defects, though, such as missing firebreaks and flammable balconies. our business correspondent sarah corker has more. removing dangerous c...

Outside of the cladding like fire alarms, like sprinklers, etc, they need to know that now. what michael gove today has done and as you have mentioned there have been for previous, this is the fourth one, minister. there are some serious talks that he needs to have, and he doesnt come across convincingly today that he is going to get those outcomes from the insurers, from the property developers. im not convinced that they are going to take the liability on, and that will just increase delay fur...

People who were stuck in properties that often are worthless now because they cant _ that often are worthless now because they cant get mortgages on those properties. they cant move, they can sell. — properties. they cant move, they can sell, they cant do anything. im can sell, they cant do anything. lm not— can sell, they cant do anything. lm not sure _ can sell, they cant do anything. im not sure this story is quite what — im not sure this story is quite what it— im not sure this story...

Emissions. —— carbon emissions. michael gove has warned the developers they could be hit with further taxes unless they agree to a voluntary plan to cover the cost of fixing dangerous cladding on blocks in england. its not known how many flats are affected, but the government estimates the total bill for remedial work could run into billions. previously the governments committed money to leaseholders and taller buildings only. heres sarah court. removing dangerous cladding — the grenfell t...

Had strong words for property developers today — pay up or we will force you to. to those who mis—sold dangerous products, like cladding or insulation, to those who cut corners to save cash as they developed or refurbished peoples homes, and to those who sought to profiteer from the consequences of the grenfell tragedy — we are coming for you. but labour says these measures focus on cladding and dont address the wider safety faults exposed since grenfell. mr speaker, you cannot make a buil...

Good evening and welcome to bbc news. the housing secretary, michael gove, says he wants developers to pay up to £4 billion to fix dangerous cladding on medium height blocks of flats identified in the wake of the grenfell fire. mr gove says if they fail to co—operate, they could be taxed. until now, the government had committed money to repair only taller buildings. the new proposals do not address other fire safety defects though, such as missing firebreaks and flammable balconies. our busin...

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