It is almost a year since 72 people lost their lives in the most deadly fire in Britain’s post-war history.
Over the past 12 months, the Grenfell Tower fire has seared itself into the national consciousness in a way that few events have managed. The tragedy and its aftermath has been the source of anger, rancour, fierce argument, wild speculation and immeasurable grief.
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