Government set to confirm demolition of Grenfell Tower this month

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Inquiry resumes this week with further evidence from fire safety expert Barbara Lane

The government is expected to confirm this month that the Grenfell Tower will be demolished next year because of safety fears, although it is unclear whether this will be before or after the fifth anniversary in June.

The Sunday Times reported yesterday that ministers are close to a decision that the tower must come down early next year, sparking anger among the bereaved who said they had not been properly consulted.

It was already known that the government decision was due by the end of September.

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