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Or end of the week even!

Grenfell Tower victims 'given £10 a day to live on' - BBC News Some Grenfell Tower fire survivors have been given just £10 a day to live on by the council, Kensington's MP said. In a letter to Home Secretary Amber Rudd, Ms Coat Dent wrote: "I have been told that some people who have lost their...

Twenty four, according to the Telegraph and Whitefriars: Grenfell fire: Housing group reassures city high-rise residents I think that excludes private rented accommodation though?

Local councils are still failing to carry out emergency tower block inspections Despite assurances from cabinet ministers that “teams of people” are urgently inspecting tower blocks across the UK, some councils have so far taken little action, the Observer has established. Of 10 local...

This wouldn't be so shocking but for being the most Tory newspaper in the country! Theresa May is slammed for 'inhuman' Newsnight interview | Daily Mail Online

Yes she did, how very convenient!

150 dead according to unofficial reports, massive cover-up by the government: Lily Allen pulled from Newsnight at last minute

She would say that to them though wouldn't she?

The buck won't stop anywhere. An official inquiry will conclude after many years that it was all due to an 'unfortunate series of coincidences which no one could possibly have foreseen' just like every other disaster inquiry we've had over the years.

Or else someone who lives in one!

But Whitefriars DID have the money to tart up the OUTSIDE of their tower blocks with blue and white tiles, spotlights, uPVC window frames, etc. The total cost of purely cosmetic improvements (inside and out) was between £3m and £6m per block. High life to reach new level in Sky Blue City – WM...

So have most of the tower blocks in Coventry owned by Whitefriars. I think they all have external cladding too? Glad I don't live in one.

A chief fireman told me during a visit to the central fire station in the 1960s that they had asked Coventry city council not to build anything higher than six stories because they couldn't rescue anyone from higher up than that. In the early 1980s most of the ten-storey tower block in Coventry...

A 'bit of money'? It would be cheaper to hire a prostitute for the night and ask her to put the blinds up! I'm sure they've had stranger requests.

Am I the only one here who can't believe non-gay blokes are discussing window hangings in a footie forum?

People weren't voting on Brexit, they were voting on which party they wanted to run the country. Many Brexiteers will have voted Labour.

They certainly do, and to live with the consequences of doing so.

Poison Chalice mate, Poison Chalice. Gove is May's worst enemy, she's decided that if she's going down, he's going down with her.