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Grenfell Tower Inquiry diary week one: a vivid picture of a broken industry

Insight31.01.202.00 PM by Peter Apps

After a week of damning revelations at the opening of phase two of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry, Peter Apps recaps the key points

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