to say developers will pay for the cost to fix cladding, not leaseholders. you might know in the last few years, leaseholders have been incredibly worried about the costs that might fall to them. those costs are falling to developers, so leaseholders this morning have broadly welcomed the agreement. 0ne campaigning organisation said on social media that it was a welcome step in the right direction, but it needed to be monitored building by building, and some costs, high insurance premiums and patrols to make sure fires don t break out will not be called back. just to remind you of that news that s come through in the last few minutes. resignation following the fixed penalty notices that have been handed down. just reading his letter to the prime minister in which he resigns, he says, i regret that recent disclosures lead to the conclusion that there were breaches of the law in downing street. the
original development is not known or cannot be traced or forced to pay. the homeowners federation is not particularly happy about that, having to pay for other buildings on the government has warned that the 18 firms who have not signed up should do so or face consequences. that could be the removal of planning permission. but standing back to look at the overall principle of this there is something important to say, developers will pay for the cost to fix cladding and not leaseholders. in the last few years leaseholders have been very worried about the cost falling to them what they are going now to developers so leaseholders this morning have broadly welcomed the agreement. 0ne campaigning organisation said on social media it was a welcome step in the right direction but needed to be monitored building by building. and they had to be patrols to make sure fires did not break out. sylvia and gerry anderson were a powerhouse couple in british television in the 1960s and 70s,