How do you carry on when you've lost everything?

Our guest this week has an incredible story of resilience and transformation.

Back home, the way we were raised is like you don't look at the situation.

You find a way out of the situation.

Manera Mahmoud lived on the fifth floor of Grenfell Tower in West London.

In 2017, a fire ripped through the building, killing 72 people

and leaving hundreds homeless overnight.

It was Britain's most deadly domestic fire since the Second World War.

Three years on, there are still many unanswered questions about how and why it happened.

Minera's family escaped with just a close on their backs.

And like hundreds of others displaced by the fire,

she found herself in emergency shelter looking ahead to an uncertain future.

But from that place and through her passion for cooking,

Manera found an unexpected roadmap to move forward.

I want people to be happy.

I want to get people together

because it's the only way you understand each other,

you help each other, you support each other.

So I prayed before going to bed.

I said, please, God, show me the sign.

I'm Ian Wright, and this is everyday people.

And before we begin Manera's story, a warning that you might find this episode upsetting.

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