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Lord Justice Haddon-Cave says probe is ‘critical’ for reputation of armed forces and the country
Inaction on building safety rules helped create environment that led to blaze, housing department admits
Government proposes giving tenants a greater voice and strengthening regulator’s powers
Inquiry told company need further training to refurbish London flats
Peer accused of ‘abdication of responsibility’ over late Liberal MP Cyril Smith
Victims’ lawyers condemn protection from prosecution move as ‘licence to lie’
Victims’ lawyer slams ‘epidemic’ of incompetence around fire safety in tower block
Lawyers representing relatives and survivors condemn request as ‘highly reprehensible’
Dany Cotton’s decision to stand down four months earlier than planned welcomed by city’s mayor
Remark about blaze victims is first major gaffe of UK general election campaign
‘Failures were so significant they ought to have been foreseeable’
Fire at London block of flats killed 72 people in 2017
PM urged to change ‘stay put’ policy and laws on high-rise buildings
Tower façade breached regulations leading to rapid spread of blaze
Former justice secretary regrets halting investigation into mistreatment of terror suspects
My decision to halt a previous inquiry was wrong. We need a judge to uncover the truth
Behaviour of blaze left first-attender feeling ‘quickly outside comfort zone’, inquiry told
The launch of the inquiry is just the first of many steps towards justice
Martin Moore-Bick’s task is to uncover the causes of the fire that killed 71 people
Upper house risks newspaper fury by breathing fresh life into second hearing
Opposition parties believe amending the Data Protection Bill will restore public trust
Publishers fear for free speech as Miliband and Clarke seek data bill amendment
New legislation risks curtailing journalists’ ability to do their jobs
Six months on, just 42 out of 208 households have been found new homes
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