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Grenfell: the French connection

Insight13/12/177:10 AM by Kate Youde

It’s a familiar story: a fire raged through the cladding of a social housing block. But the year was 2012 and the location was northern France. Kate Youde finds out more

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Grenfell Tower Inquiry diary week five: ‘No adverse effect in relation to external fire spread’

Grenfell fire engineer did not raise cladding concerns despite being emailed drawings and specifications

Senior fire engineer accused of ‘abdication of responsibility’ over failure to query Grenfell cladding plans

Survivors’ lawyers call for ‘racial discrimination’ to be considered as factor in Grenfell fire

Government has ‘limited’ powers to force overseas building owners to remove dangerous cladding, says MHCLG chief

Fire engineer signed off Grenfell assessment as ‘fine’ despite ‘omissions, assumptions and gaps’, inquiry hears

Grenfell illustrates we need a green recovery that works for social housing

Nearly 1,000 housing association ‘mortgage prisoners’ as cladding issues hit property sales

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