The UK's six-year public inquiry into the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire has published its final 1.7K-page report, concluding all 72 deaths to have been "avoidable," attributing failures to "incompetence" as well as "dishonesty and greed."
The report's executive summary states that following 1991's Knowsley Heights fire there were "many opportunities" for governments to identify the risks of combustible cladding and insulation, and received "numerous warnings" concerning these products from 2012-2017.