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Get out! Get out!
Get out of the tower!
Wow. It's Towering Inferno, innit?
- Fuck. - How is that possible?
It seems to me there's bits of the building falling off now.
Never seen nothing like it. It's like we're having our own 9/11.
- Oh my gosh! - How will someone help them?
There are many questions, most urgently about the cladding
on this building.
Arconic made the aluminum cladding in question.
The warnings this building was a firetrap apparently went unheard.
This is a police crime scene.
- What do we want? - Justice!
- When do we want it? - Now!
We want answers!
We want answers! We want justice!
BBC News at four o'clock. This is Fenella Fudge.
Plenty of sunshine,
and this sunshine is going to stay with us throughout the day.
The temperature, 24, maybe 25 Celsius. We could even sneak...
No change in the top three.
Luis Fonsi's "Despacito" made it a month at number one.
It's now the longest-reigning foreign language number one
in official chart history.
It's your girl Esi,
and you're listening to the biggest station in West London.
This is 100% the song of the summer.
It's J Hus with "Did You See."
Came in a black Benz, left in a white one
I'm just a hoodlum
Feeling very warm again, with a top temperature of 26 Celsius,
79 Fahrenheit.
Vio!
Madness.
The breaking news this morning
that a major fire has engulfed a tower block in West London,
and it's been confirmed as Grenfell Tower.
Questions about how a building that is of a concrete construction
could have been engulfed by flames so quickly.
Get out! Get out!
The thing went up in seconds. Just going up and up and up.
Never seen nothing like it.
Like something out of a Hollywood disaster movie.
To be honest, you would not think a cement building...
It's the fourth floor. Quick, quick, quick! Burning.
Today it's the 14th of June...
You don't have to look far. You're sitting in a hotel,
sitting on a plane, checking your emails,
there's a good chance that the aluminium you're seeing
has come from Alcoa alumina.
Arconic: Innovation, engineered.
As investigators assess the damage,
one supplier has been thrust into the spotlight.
Arconic.
Arconic made the aluminum cladding in question.
Visible from miles away...
Families had been sleeping here.
Some were still trapped inside.
Behind each window was a home,
many completely incinerated.
Oh. Oh my days, man.
Anyone with LFB? Anyone with LFB receiving? Over.
Receiving.
Bravo Sierra One receiving...
Just confirm your location...
Units, just make way. Just make way. Update us.
They're there! They're waving their light!
There's someone waving their light! Can you not help them?
Yeah, we got a movement.
- Oh my gosh! - How will someone help them?
Please.
- Oh my gosh! Oh my gosh! - Can you help them?!
Central to the tragedy of Grenfell, flammable cladding.
The cladding made by Arconic, a multinational corporation.
Firefighters arrived at the building within minutes,
but the blaze was so ferocious,
it was hours before they reached the bodies of the six victims,
which included two children and a baby.
Many sheltered in their bathrooms,
and when they phoned 999, the fatal advice was to stay put.
Well, I think, with hindsight,
had the advice been to get out earlier, when the people were involved,
then that may have contributed to them staying alive or being saved.
One of the key aims of this coalition
is to massively reduce the number of rules, laws, and regulations
that, frankly, treat all of you like idiots.
We're gonna have a new rule, which is that any minister in my government
who wants to introduce a regulation has to scrap one first.
Which we've now changed to the "one in, two out" rule.
You've gotta get rid of two regulations if you want to introduce a new one.
We want to get out of your way by deregulating, by cutting your taxes.
Excessive rules have given the impression that we have a right to a risk-free life.
As the prime minister said, we're going to release
some of our brightest, most intelligent civil servants
to kick the living daylights out of bureaucracy.
By dismantling interfering, intrusive laws and regulations,
we can do even more for less.
- Great to be here. - Mr. Pickles.
Good afternoon, everybody. Um, it was interesting...
I joined the Civil Service not 'cause I wanted to work hard.
And so it came as a... came as a bit of a shock
when, pretty much, that's what we've been doing ever since.
Got the strategy division at the top.
I'd like to tell you what they do. I haven't worked it out yet.
But they're very busy being strategic.
How is that possible?
Why are you crying?
You are crying.
This tower was redecorated from the outside recently
as part of a council initiative.
They've covered it with, like, a kind of plastic paneling
to make it look neater, make it look better.
They suspect that that might not have been a safe construction.
We have no word on the number of people who are in that building...
With regards to residents still in the block, their advice is,
if there's anyone on the phone to someone who's still in a flat,
is to please try and escape or get out by any other means they can.
He's made a rope from his blankets,
and he's sent it down.
- Oi. There's another guy there as well. - Just been catching.
- Bruv. - Just been catching a dog.
- Okay, okay. - Okay. All hold hands.
And get as much wet clothes...
Go to the stairs now!
Listen to what I'm saying...
...on their way up to you.
They're on their way up.
Just keep going, all right?
Girls?
I need to look for 'em.
Oh my God.
They've allowed people to die, for fuck's sake.
Come down from the...
Police have confirmed a number of people have been injured,
and an evacuation is continuing.
So far, 12 people have died. More than 70 others are injured.
We've now been here for five-and-a-half, nearly six hours,
and not a single policeman,
not a single representative from our landlord
or from the council has turned up to speak to us.
There are people here who don't know whether their relatives are alive or dead.
621, where are you?
If we get all the missing people up on the same window...
Where are the children?
A week on since the Grenfell Tower fire
and many residents are still complaining of a lack of support from the authorities.
Many are still sleeping in the local sports center,
and some, reportedly, even in their cars.
We haven't met anyone from the council who's come here.
We want someone to actually tell the families
what has happened to their loved ones that have gone missing.
Out! Out! Out!
- What do we want? - Justice!
- When do we want it? - Now!
We want answers!
People sitting out there with no food, no houses, the lot.
People walking around, lost,
sticking their kids' pictures to their top.
No one's out here helping.
Many are livid at the government's response
to the tragedy.
The convoy sped past, carrying the prime minister.
Theresa May spoke to emergency workers, but made no public appearance.
Theresa May steps down and don't see none of us,
don't walk here.
May must go!
Why didn't you meet the community straightaway?
May must go!
What began here in London today
is a public inquiry into the Grenfell tragedy
that claimed 72 lives.
The public inquiry will look at the events of the night itself,
including the response of the emergency services.
I do solemnly, sincerely, and truly...
The whole truth.
- ...truth. - ...the whole truth.
- ...and nothing but the truth. - ...and nothing but the truth.
I decided to go up
and try and get to the 20th floor to get her little sister.
There is context here,
which I just need to show you, based on your statement.
Could you please be shown page seven of your statement?
"I found what I thought was flat 176, but had to use my torch
and put my face right up close to the door."
"I moved on to the next door and saw that it was 175."
Did you... knock on the door
or shout to anybody who might be inside flat 175?
- Can I just say... - Yes, of course.
To the... to the family of the people in flat 175, I'm...
I was... I was... looking for another girl,
and I didn't know there was anyone in there.
- That's... that's all right. - Thanks. Thank you.
Welcome to today's hearing,
at which we're going to hear evidence from the commissioner.
I swear by Almighty God...
...and nothing but the truth.
Now, this is a...
a slideshow produced by the LFB.
Did you see this slideshow at the time it was produced?
No.
Can you explain why this presentation was kept to a limited coterie
of LFB specialists so that even you didn't see it, Commissioner?
No, I've no idea.
Arconic is a huge global American company,
but three of its employees are refusing to give evidence.
I think we've seen that the Arconic witnesses
that have chosen not to appear at the public inquiry are, in my opinion,
nothing better than gutless cowards.
- Oh my gosh! - How will someone help them?
Lots are in that block!
- There's babies in that block! - Where are the people?
Get out of the tower!
They're the companies behind Grenfell.
Arconic.
Celotex, makers of the flammable insulation.
Together with another firm, Kingspan.
All these manufacturers heavily criticized for their materials
used on the construction of Grenfell Tower.
It emerged that Kingspan tested a product called K15 back in 2005.
But the product it subsequently sold on the market was not the same.
The overwhelming cause of the rapid fire spread across the tower
was the presence of the PE ACM cladding.
The external fire was driven, to an overwhelming extent,
by Arconic's polyethylene-cored Reynobond ACM cladding panels.
The conduct of Celotex and Kingspan
in assuring the market
that their products could be used at height
was the critical causative failure in the case of the Grenfell fire.
My question was,
is it right that the TMO was looking
for the cheapest cladding it could get
in order to reduce the overall budget?
We weren't looking for the cheapest.
We were looking for something to achieve planning permission.
This is a report of an investigation report
on long-standing complaints of the Kensington and Chelsea TMO.
"There are a number of tenants, leaseholders, freeholders
who feel aggrieved that their problems have not been resolved by the TMO,
despite several years of complaining."
Is this a document that you've ever seen before?
I don't remember it being sent to me.
And if it was sent to me, I don't remember reading it in any detail.
I want to ask you about a complaint now by Mr. Daffarn about fire safety.
And your response is on page one.
"I think Mr. Daffarn's blog is scaremongering
and could be quite frightening to residents."
I did ask the head of IT to remove the block.
I felt it was unhelpful.
The inquiry called Brian Martin.
He was the civil servant responsible for fire safety
for almost 20 years before Grenfell.
"I put to him, 'If it happened in the middle of the night,
the death toll was likely..."
"...to be ten to 12 times
the six people who died in the Lakanal House fire.'"
"Brian Martin's reply to me was,
'Where's the evidence? Show me the bodies.'"
Did you say to him, "Where's the evidence? Show me the bodies"?
I wouldn't have said that.
We're now going to go to the Rule 43 recommendations
that the coroner sent, making recommendations...
The private comment that you only have a duty
to respond to the coroner, not kiss her backside,
discloses your attitude to the coroner's recommendations,
which would not tend to indicate that they were being taken seriously.
Do you agree?
Clearly, it's an informal comment.
Over the last few months, I've been looking through the evidence.
It became clear to me that there were a number of occasions
where I could have potentially prevented this happening.
As a result of that, I ended up being the single point of failure
in the department.
That's... that's...
why I think we failed to stop this happening.
For that's something I'm bitterly sorry.
I swear by Almighty God that...
Eric Pickles was secretary of state
responsible for fire safety before Grenfell.
...and nothing but the truth.
Feel free to ask me as many questions as you like,
but could I respectfully remind you
that you did promise that we would be away this morning?
And I have changed my schedules to... to fit this in.
I do have an extremely busy day meeting people.
But this is more important than anything.
But I would urge you to use your time wisely.
Right.
Lord Pickles was repeatedly asked
about the Conservative Party's drive to deregulate
and get rid of health and safety rules in the years before Grenfell.
In fact,
your department was always subject
to the deregulatory agenda,
which led to a complete absence of proper checks and balances
so far as concerns life safety.
Again, I think that would be unkind.
And I have to say,
you know, without getting too emotional,
I swore on the bloody Bi... Oh!
I swore on the Bible.
I'm a Christian.
But we should never lose sight that this is not about...
deregulation, "one in, one out."
Ultimately, it comes... it...
it comes down to the nameless,
I think it was 96 people, who... who were...
who were killed in... in... in the Grenfell fire.
It's... it's them we should think about.
Three hundred and twelve days and 300,000 documents later,
the inquiry is over.
The chairman's report will give recommendations.
For now, though, all families can do is wait.
Once upon a time,
there was... a boy on a boat.
He lived happily ever after.
I wanna sing, I wanna shout
I wanna scream till the words dry out
So put it in all of the papers
I'm not afraid
They can read all about it
Read all about it
Seven years after the Grenfell Tower fire,
the final report into what caused the disaster is due to be published.
The inquiry has no power to punish or compensate.
There's likely to be separate criminal trials to do that.
We are just about to hear from the Chair.
Not all of them bear the same degree of responsibility,
but all contributed to it in one way or another,
in most cases through incompetence,
but in some cases, through dishonesty and greed.
A damning final report into the Grenfell disaster.
A catalog of negligence so complete that it's almost unimaginable.
And it's that word "avoidable" that really strikes you.
What families want is criminal prosecutions,
but they've been told that's not gonna happen for years.
Their lives are on hold, while those responsible walk free.
The inquiry made 58 recommendations.
Top of the list, a change to building regulations.