Hello and welcoMe to Bbc Hello and welcoMe to bbc news. Hello and welcoMe to bbc news. You oin us in Central London you join us in Central London outside the building where for more than six years the public inquiry into the Grenfell Tower Fire has been taking place. More than seven years on from the Grenfell Tower Disaster which claiMed 72 lives. Theirfamily their family and friends are hoping for answers from this report. SoMe of them did not want this public inquiry to coMe first. They wanted a Police Investigation to coMe first because they want accountability and want answers. They are looking for a path towards potential prosecutions as a result of what happened on that night. We will have lots of reports through the day and will bring you up to the moMent when the second report is published at 11 and we expect to hear from the chair of the inquiry. There will be reaction from the groups, the community groups that forMed in the aftermath of the fire. We expect a stateMent from th
Findings. But he started by saying that the simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable and those that lived in the tower were badly failed. Listening to all of that with me as my colleague, ellie price, and we will talk in more detail now about what Sir Martin said. Thank you forjoining me, and just broadly sum up the findings from today. figs just broadly sum up the findings from today. As You Sa , findings from today. As You Say. There findings from today. As You Say, there were findings from today. As You Say, there were some findings from today. As You Say, there were some of. Findings from today. As you i say, there were some of those key phrases which i think were important to draw out from that report and so martin Moore Bick talked about decades of failure from central government and many of the companies involved and many of those various people and groups and organisations who had a role to play in all of this and even the start of the report talks abou
Sor. here to serve. And i am deeply sor. i z here to serve. And i am deeply sor. z z sorry. The 1700 Page Report comes seven sorry. The 1700 Page Report comes seven years sorry. The 1700 Page Report comes seven years after sorry. The 1700 Page Report| comes seven years after the fire took the lives of 72 people. Families have said that they were failed by dishonesty. We paid the price of Systematic Dishonesty, institutional indifference and neglect. It was the worst disaster of its kind in modern british history. Disaster the final part of the official inquiry into the blaze has been published. It concludes that the Fire Injune 2017 was the result of a chain of failures by successive governments, by the Systematic Dishonesty of Cladding And Insulation companies and by a lack of strategy by the Fire Service. 72 people lost their lives. The inquiry concludes that the deaths were all avoidable. Speaking in parliament, prime Minister Keir Starmer to ensure similarfire tragedies cannot occu
In six people died. They face challenges are Fighting Blazes in the high rise block. They said that the firefighters who went into grenfell had not been prepared for what they would need to go through to try and save lives. Joining me now is matt wrack, general secretary of the fire brigades union. Hello. The London Fire brigade has released hello. The London Fire brigade has released a hello. The London Fire brigade has released a press hello. The London Fire brigade has released a press delete i has released a press delete that statement but has not made themselves available to interview. What you think about that . ,. ,. , that . That is for them to answer that . That is for them to answer. We that . That is for them to answer. We do that . That is for them to answer. We do not that . That is for them to | answer. We do not speak that . That is for them to answer. We do not speak for them and obviously, there are debates and criticism. Im debates and criticism. Im askin debates and