The long-awaited inquiry into the devastating tower inferno that killed 72 people yesterday blamed "decades of failure" by the Government and construction industry.
And the 1,700-page report found "systematic dishonesty" by those who made and sold the flammable cladding, played a big part.
The inquiry's Sir Martin Moorechairman Bick called out "deliberate and sustained" manipulation of fire safety testing, misrepresentation of test data and a misleading of the market.
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