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EXCLUSIVE: Six years on from Grenfell, people still don't know when buildings will be made safe.

Many thanks, hugh pym, our health editor. almost all of britain's major developers, including britain's biggest house—builder barratt, have agreed to sign contracts to remove flammable cladding from tower blocks and to fix other building defects discovered in the wake of the fire at grenfell tower in west london. the housing secretary michael gove had threatened them with being banned from building if they don't sign up. but developers and cladding campaign groups claim the legal contracts will only tackle a small proportion of the overall problem as phil hendry explains. chanting: we cannot...

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Where you don't think about it or it doesn't impact you in some way, from costs, the fact we can't move, we can't get on with our lives. we would love to sell this apartment, move out of town, get a house. but we are just trapped, mentally, financially, physically, trapped in this apartment until, hopefully, eventually, we can hopefully sell it. there are also thousands of buildings notjudged as high—rise, but which could still have safety risks. a new tax was brought in this year to pay for work on these buildings. the government admits there could be as many as 9,000 of these 11—18—met...

It's that little boy who didn't want to hear, or didn't want to feel pain. as they rose for recess, watching intently, his ex—wife. we'll hear amber heard's version of events in the days to come. david sillitoe, bbc news, fairfax, virginia. there've been protests outside parliament today over the cladding crisis as campaigners urged the government to protect all leaseholders from the costs of replacing flammable cladding. today mps were debating the key legislation to protect hundreds of thousands of leaseholders in england from the multi—billion pound cost of fixing their homes. most majo...