Thousands of people in England are still living in tower
blocks with unsafe cladding more than a year after the Grenfell disaster. More
than 400 high-rise residential buildings still have the same type of external
covering blamed for the rapid spread of the deadly blaze, official figures
show. BBC News found other buildings with different cladding also deemed
unsafe. The government said building owners should make their properties safe.
One of the tower blocks identified as still having Aluminium Composite Material
(ACM) present in their structure is the 128-flat Skyline Apartments complex in
Leeds city centre. Read more on the BBC website.
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