MATT WRACK outlines the FBU’s motion to the Labour Party conference, urging an overhaul of safety regulations, an end to privatisation, and preparation for the extreme weather events threatening public safety

SOLOMON HUGHES exposes how executives behind lethal cladding have pocketed £302 million since the tragedy, as Labour frontbenchers continue to schmooze at luxury conferences funded and organised by implicated firms

Inquiry finds fire the result of ‘decades of failure’ by the government and construction industry

Starmer slammed for ‘not say a word about the building safety crisis since he became prime minister’

While honouring the dead on the sixth anniversary of the tragedy, EMMA DENT COAD points out that developers continue to cut corners in safety provision

Talking to those living in the shadow of the tower, ANN CZERNIK finds a community betrayed, with inequality now worse than before the fire

Whistleblower and former civil servant TERRY EDGE warns that fire retardants used on British furniture, far from protecting the public and firefighters, are toxins causing a wide range of illnesses including cancer – and could be the next national scandal in the making

Matt Trinder talks to firefighter BARRY JACKSON about his call for routine health monitoring of the front-line workforce, which was overwhelmingly endorsed at the FBU conference last month after years of campaigning

Campaigners furious after inquiry confirms final report is unlikely to be published until 2024

An eye-opening, breath-taking and damning indictment of the divisions that rend this country, writes GAVIN O’TOOLE

ANA SOUTO looks at the ideas and sentiments shaping the debate around the planned monument for the victims of the Grenfell fire