This is the Guardian.

The final report of the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower fire was published this week

and it found that decades of failure by successive governments led to that disaster.

The simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable. The

Prime Minister says this is a watershed moment.

Mr. Baker today is a long-awaited day of truth,

but it must now lead to a day of justice.

But after seven years, will anything actually change?

And Parliament's back, but the government's mood is far from positive.

But I'm absolutely determined to ensure that working people are better off.

Under the last government, the tax burden reached its highest level in 70 years.

Is a painful period of labour austerity the only route through?

I'm John Harris and you're listening to Politics Week, the UK for The Guardian.

So Martin Morebick published his final report into the Grenfell disaster on Wednesday.

In it he said that the simple truth is that all of the deaths caused were avoidable and that people

in Grenfell Tower were badly failed over a number of years in a number of different ways by those who

are responsible for the safety of the building and the people who lived in it.

The simple truth is that the deaths that occurred were all avoidable and those who lived in the tower were

badly failed over a number of years and in a number of different ways by those who were responsible for ensuring the safety of the

building and its occupants.

Not all of them bear the same degree of responsibility for the eventual disaster, but as our reports show, all contributed

to it in one way or another, in most cases through incompetence, but in some cases through dishonesty and greed.

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