Twelve people are dead and officials said they expect that number to increase after a massive fire ripped through West London's Grenfell Tower Simon Perry is a writer and correspondent at PEOPLE.

Grenfell Tower is set to be demolished eight years after the tragedy left 72 people dead – but what will be built in its place? Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner told survivors and victims ...

The burnt-out remains of Grenfell Tower will be "sensitively" dismantled, the government has confirmed, nearly eight years after fire gutted the 24-storey London tower block, killing 72 people.

A powerful new housing watchdog will ensure there can be no repeat of the Grenfell tragedy after a damning inquiry into the fire that killed 72 people condemned chaotic regulation by central ...

The Grenfell inquiry report has been presented by chair Sir Martin Moore-Bick, who concluded by reading out the names of the victims of the disaster. Speaking at the inquiry, Sir Martin said all ...

Following the deaths of 72 people in the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has given the government's response to the inquiry, published in September after seven years.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Kensington and Chelsea council has launched a series of lawsuits against companies involved in the ...

As the section of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry examining how the products used in the cladding system were tested, marketed and sold comes to a close, Peter Apps summarises what we have learned about ...

204 The Phase 2 Report and the End of the Inquiry When Grenfell resident Ed Daffarn first heard about the multimillion pound refurbishment of the tower, he welcomed it. The estate had, in his view ...