The bereaved and survivors of the Grenfell disaster have called for an urgent ban on the use of combustible materials in buildings after they said evidence at the public inquiry had revealed “fraud”, “cover-up” and “incompetence” in the construction industry. Their lawyer told the inquiry chairman, Sir Martin Moore-Bick, that methods of checking safety of materials had been revealed as “positively dangerous” and that a key independent testing centre for construction products had been “complicit in manufacturers’ frauds”. Read more on the Guardian website.
‘I didn’t sleep for 45 days’: the people who raffle off their homes
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It’s an eccentric and work-intensive way to sell your house, but people are
now raffling off even the most modest properties. Is it a good idea?
When Nat...
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