00:00I say grandfather was my home.
00:07I would always see the London Eye.
00:09It had the most amazing sunsets.
00:12Back in 2017, it was becoming summertime.
00:15That night, we just went out for dinner.
00:19And then I got a text from a friend.
00:22Fancy going on Xbox?
00:25Yeah, it was as simple as that, really.
00:26Fire Brigade?
00:30Yeah, hello. Hi, in the fire in Greenfield Park.
00:33Quick, quick, quick, quick.
00:34They're on the way.
00:35It's burning.
00:36Yes, I know it's burning, as long as you're okay.
00:44My window was alight, and it just raced towards me.
00:49They were telling us to stay inside,
00:52but the fire was getting closer.
00:53We just dashed it for the stairwell.
00:57It was just smoke black.
00:59I didn't have any idea where they were.
01:02I honestly believed it would be dealt with,
01:05because it's the United Kingdom.
01:11Somebody had been grossly negligent.
01:13This is described as sticking a petrol tanker
01:17to the outside of a building.
01:20This was this huge corporate scandal.
01:22There's internal emails that say,
01:24oops, we are not clean.
01:26Sadly, companies were able to find a way around the regulations.
01:29Any minister who wants to introduce a regulation
01:32has to scrap one.
01:33We raised concerns with the council.
01:36We were labeled scroungers.
01:37We didn't deserve anything, so just shut up.
01:41There are thousands of buildings
01:43that still have the combustible cladding.
01:46Feel free to ask me as many questions as you like,
01:49but use your time wisely.
01:51Right.
01:52There's 72 people died.
01:54We still don't know who's going to be in prison.
01:57We just want justice.
01:59It's heartbreaking, unbelievable cruelty.
02:02Everyone is blaming each other.
02:03Dishonesty.
02:04Align governance.
02:05Agreed.
02:07Why did this have to happen?
02:09Why?
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