GRENFELL Tower is set to be demolished years after the tragedy which claimed the lives of 72 people. Bereaved families of the Grenfell fire are understood to have been told the tower block will be

Deputy PM Angela Rayner told relatives and survivors that the remains of Grenfell Tower would be demolished at a meeting on Wednesday - We'll be bringing you the very latest updates, pictures and vide

Grenfell Tower to be demolished, bereaved families told - What is left of the tower has stood in place since the fatal fire on June 14 2017.

Grenfell Tower will be demolished, bereaved families have been told. Angela Rayner, the Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary, met relatives and survivors on Wednesday evening. The Government had previously said there would be no changes to the site before the eighth anniversary of the disaster,

Bereaved families of the Grenfell fire are understood to have been told the tower block will be demolished. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, who is also Housing Secretary, met with relatives and survivors on Wednesday evening.

A spokesperson for Grenfell Next of Kin, a group representing some bereaved families, said Rayner had “announced the decision the tower will have to be carefully deconstructed”. Seventy-two people died in the fire which took place on 14 June, 2017.

The Grenfell Tower is set to be demolished after the Government confirmed the tower block must be "carefully deconstructed" following a meeting with bereaved families

The government has decided to demolish Grenfell Tower, Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner told a meeting with bereaved relatives and survivors, the BBC understands. Seventy two people died when the tower block in west London caught fire in June 2017.