

After Grenfell
Oct 2, 2024
James Butler, a writer specializing in the Grenfell Tower Inquiry, discusses the devastating fire that claimed 72 lives and the systemic failures leading up to that tragedy. He highlights the role of manufacturers in contributing to the disaster, the tragic impact of regulatory neglect, and the ongoing quest for accountability. Butler emphasizes the need for stricter building safety standards and reflects on the ignored voices of residents. This conversation sheds light on the ethical implications and the critical need for reform in housing policies to prevent future tragedies.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Tragedy of Grenfell Tower
01:36 • 17min
Manufacturing Deceit and Regulatory Failures in Building Safety
18:19 • 2min
Exploring the Insulation Crisis: The Grenfell Tragedy and Industry Misconduct
20:36 • 5min
Regulatory Failures and the Grenfell Tragedy
26:06 • 18min
Regulatory Negligence and Political Accountability Post-Grenfell
43:45 • 3min
Voices Ignored: The Grenfell Tower Tragedy
46:55 • 16min