Britain's government said on Tuesday it has paused the demolition of parts of Grenfell Tower after bereaved families warned ...

The team has grown in numbers over the years and now involves more than 220 investigators.

Join the IESF British Section for an evening lecture by Professor José Torero reviewing Grenfell Inquiry findings, actions taken, and the future of fire safety ...

In a statement, Grenfell Next of Kin said that Karim Khalloufi and Zohra Rabbae, an 82-year-old mother who lost her daughter in the blaze, “should never have been placed in a position where litigation ...

Parts of Grenfell Tower with handprints are planned to be removed and preserved following a legal threat from bereaved families. The move comes after handprints were discovered in ...

In the shadow of London's Grenfell Tower, the pain is as fresh as the newly laid flowers for the dead. One year ago, the residential high-rise was destroyed by a fire that killed 72 people. It was the ...

Families of the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire have accused the Government of trying to “erase the voices” of the tragedy, after a request to preserve a haunting staircase wall marked with the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE PHOTO: A crane operates at Grenfell Tower, as the west London building is being gradually dismantled with the process ...

Half of Wales' tall buildings await surveys or for work to start, almost nine years since the disaster.

The blaze, which tore through the 24-storey social housing block in west London on 14 June 2017, claimed 72 lives. Deconstruction of the tower began last September and is anticipated to take two years ...

Grenfell Tower is to be lit up at night while it is dismantled as a "visible reminder" of the tragedy. The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) said beams of light would be ...

LONDON (AP) — Two years after a tower block fire in London killed 72 people, safety experts warned that hundreds of apartment buildings around Britain remain at risk of a similar devastating blaze.