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Survivors and bereaved relatives of Grenfell Tower victims are boycotting a three-part BBC drama on the tragic fire as they fear it will be 'too hurtful' and contain factual inaccuracies

Housing Secretary Michael Gove has warned the shareholders of cladding companies over the provision of remediation work.

This year's London Marathon is approaching, with 40,000 runners set to take to the capital's streets for a gruelling race as well as some famous faces taking on the challenge for personal reasons

On Easter Sunday, I took a Tube to Lancaster Gate, for a brisk walk under the seasonally delightful blue skies of Hyde Park. West London rarely appears more fit to burst with aspirational opportunity than during these first flushes of spring. Yoga exhibitionists on pointed physical display. Unthinkable breeds of…

Oscar-winning artist and filmmaker Steve McQueen’s new work, Grenfell, is on show at London’s Serpentine Gallery. The 24-minute film – which the artist captured by helicopter in December 2017, six months after the fire – rotates around the Grenfell Tower in silence.

The production collected the stories of the bereaved, survivors and the wider community.

London life after Grenfell is powerfully portrayed in this sequel-of-sorts to Ordinary People

Production is at centre of collaboration with west London community affected by the disaster

The bereaved, survivors and locals to receive damages relating to 2017 tragedy in west London

Cladding firm Arconic was one of the companies involved in a civil case at the High Court

The fire at the residential tower block in North Kensington, west London, in June 2017 killed 72 people.