MPs have urged the government to take over residential
tower blocks if owners fail to remove dangerous cladding. The housing committee
says it's "deeply shocking and completely unacceptable" that about
2,000 buildings in England are still potentially at risk nearly three years
after the Grenfell fire. The committee wants the work finished by December 2021
but says the budget is only a third of what is needed. The government said it
was providing £1.6bn to remove dangerous cladding. Read more on the BBC
website.
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