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Paid for by the building safety fund only for buildings over 18.5 metres in height. everything else would be covered either by developers paying or by a loan scheme for leaseholders. but we understand that michael gove, the levelling up secretary, will make the commitment on monday that up to £4 billion of extra funding will be available to remove dangerous cladding in buildings between 11 and 18.5 metres, and that leaseholders won't have to pay anything towards that cost — a significant shift. but gove will also make clear that money will come from developers, not from the taxpayer, and if...

By the housing secretary michael gove, would instead see developers forced to pay up to an additional £a billion to help resolve the crisis, which has left many unable to sell their homes. newsnight�*s lewis goodall has more. it's estimated that more than half a million people are caught up in britain's fire safety crisis. and we can exclusively reveal the government's latest plans to deal with it. up until now, the government's approach breaks down as follows. dangerous cladding removal would be paid for by the building safety fund only for buildings over 18.5 metres in height. everything ...

Who work at npr. what are we now? 18.5% of the u.s. population but only 7% at npr. not a good look." how upset about this can you be? the revolution always eats itself. in npr's case, it's hard to weep about that. here is the deepest irony of all, npr spends all its time attacking white people, white supremacy. but privilege why people are npr's prime audience but we check the audience members. here's what they are. npr's audience is 84% white. we have no problem with that. we don't hate white people. we aren't racist, unlike npr. by comparison, that's higher than the numbers at fox news but n...

It comes after 30 teenagers were killed in the capital last year — the highest number on record. ifeel that this research, well, hopefully, that this research will enable conversations and discussions. and instead we need to put out positive opportunities and the positive limelight of what we're doing to stop knife crime as a whole. housing secretary michael gove is vowing to expose and pursue firms responsible for safety problems caused by cladding. today he's expected to announce measures that force developers to pay for cladding removal from lower—height buildings. the new plan mean peo...

On leaseholders. until now, the government's approach was for dangerous cladding removal to be paid for by the building safety fund. it was only for buildings more than 18.5 metres in height. everything else was to be covered by developers paying or via a loans scheme for leaseholders. but next week the government will tell developers they have to pay, up to £4 billion, to cover the cost of fixing or removing cladding from buildings between 11 and 18.5 metres in height. developers will be threatened with a change to the law if they don't pay up. we should not still be here, so many years afte...