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Grenfell Tower fraudster family tried to swindle more than £150,000

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Grenfell survivors accuse government of fire safety Russian roulette | Grenfell Tower fire

Grenfell survivors accuse government of fire safety âRussian rouletteâ Ministers have failed to fix hundreds of thousands of dangerous homes in four years since disaster, say campaigners Monday is the fourth anniversary of the fire in which 72 people died. Photograph: Leon Neal/Getty Images Monday is the fourth anniversary of the fire in which 72 people died. Photograph: Leon Neal/Getty Images Mon 14 Jun 2021 00.00 EDT Last modified on Mon 14 Jun 2021 00.11 EDT Survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster have accused the government of playing âRussian rouletteâ by failing to fix hundreds of thousands of high-rise homes with similar fire safety defects. Before Mondayâs fourth anniversary of the fire, Ed Daffarn, a 16th-floor resident, said: âThis stuff still littering this country is a recipe for disaster and they canât say they havenât been warned â¦ If they donât get this stuff off the buildings there will be another Grenfell.â

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Tory donor was key shareholder in Grenfell cladding firm Arconic

Tory donor was key shareholder in Grenfell cladding firm Arconic Robert Booth Social affairs correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Guy Smallman/Getty A major shareholder in Arconic, the company that made Grenfell Tower’s combustible cladding, donated nearly £25,000 to Boris Johnson and the Conservative party, it has emerged. The most recent donation was recorded in 2017, the year in which Arconic’s plastic-filled panels were the main cause of the rapid spread of fire that killed 72 people. The bereaved and survivors last night called on the prime minister to return the money to Elliott Advisors UK, the British arm of a US private equity company that has a 10% holding in the $14bn (£10.4bn) annual turnover business.

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Grenfell Tower inquiry: Whistleblower refusing to give evidence

BBC News By Vinnie O Dowd & Tom Symonds BBC News image copyrightGetty Images A self-described whistleblower at the company which made the cladding used on Grenfell Tower has refused new requests to give evidence to the public inquiry. Claude Wehrle, who worked for Arconic, says he fears he might breach a law in France which prevents evidence being given to proceedings abroad. An inquiry letter seen by the BBC reveals he is one of at least two employees who are holding out. Seventy-two people were killed in the fire in North Kensington in June 2017. The inquiry is now in its second phase and is examining the causes of the fire, including how the Grenfell Tower came to be in a condition which allowed the blaze to spread in the way it did.

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Grenfell whistleblower refusing to give evidence

news Grenfell whistleblower refusing to give evidence © Getty Images A self-described whistleblower at the company which made the cladding used on Grenfell Tower has refused new requests to give evidence to the public inquiry. Claude Wehrle, who worked for Arconic, say he fears he might breach a law in France which prevents evidence being given to proceedings abroad. An inquiry letter seen by the BBC reveals he is one of at least two employees who are holding out. Seventy-two people were killed in the fire in North Kensington in June 2017. The inquiry is now in its second phase and is examining the causes of the fire, including how the Grenfell Tower came to be in a condition which allowed the blaze to spread in the way it did.

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