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This have the necessary precautions to prevent catastrophes like this from happening. to prevent catastrophes like this from happening-— the government will give details in the commons this afternoon of its plan to spare more flat—owners in england from the ruinous costs of removing unsafe cladding, more than four years after the grenfell tower fire. ministers want developers to pick up a four—billion—pound bill for residents in low—rise blocks who'd previously been offered loans to pay for the work themselves. but campaigners say these latest solutions are still not enough, as our b...

Removing dangerous cladding on buildings across britain. since the grenfell tower tragedy nearly five years ago, the row over who should pay to make other tower blocks safe has only intensified. the government will confirm later today that people living in smaller blocks will not have to foot the bill for cladding costs. but non—cladding faults won't be covered. campaigners like sophie from stevenage want ministers to go further. it is a positive step that the government have finally agreed that leaseholders should not be part of the solution for the building safety crisis. but it really doe...

We are coming for you. but labour said the funding covered cladding only and ignored the wider safety problems found on thousands of buildings. he'll also know that there's a gaping hole in what he's proposed. a significant number of buildings have both cladding and non cladding defects, and leaseholders in them face ruinous costs to fix things like missing fire breaks and defective compartmentalization. mr speaker, you cannot make a building half safe. the government says it expects developers and builders to pay for cladding costs, and if they refuse, well, they face the threat of tax rises....

Later today that people living in smaller blocks will not have to foot the bill for cladding costs. but non—cladding faults won't be covered. campaigners like sophie from stevenage want ministers to go further. it is a positive step that the government have finally agreed that leaseholders should not be part of the solution for the building safety crisis. but it really doesn't go far enough in terms of the interim costs and all the other fire safety defects that these buildings have. a £4 billion scheme will help people living on buildings between 11 and 18 metres who have previously missed...

From the consequences of the grenfell tragedy. we are coming for you. but labour said the funding covered cladding only and ignored the wider safety problems found on thousands of buildings. he'll also know that there's a gaping hole in what he's proposed. a significant number of buildings have both cladding and non cladding defects, and leaseholders in them face ruinous costs to fix things like missing fire breaks and defective compartmentalization. mr speaker, you cannot make a building half safe. the government says it expects developers and builders to pay for cladding costs, and if they r...