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The final day of firefighter evidence in this part of the inquiry.
Producers Kate Lamble and Elisabeth Mahy
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Commissioner Dany Cotton told the inquiry that nothing could have stopped the fire spreading.
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In a recording of a discussion held during the incident, Assistant Commissioner Andrew Roe tells the local council its delay in getting building plans to firefighters was a “major deficiency”.
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Deputy Assistant Commissioner Andrew O’Loughlin, tells the inquiry Grenfell Tower reacted so badly to fire that no one should have lived there.
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As the Grenfell incident developed, five officers in their turn were placed in command of the fire service response. Today, the inquiry hears from Deputy Assistant Commissioner Andrew O’Loughlin, the third to take charge.
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The Inquiry hears from the second firefighter in charge of the incident, Station Manager Andrew Walton.
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Watch Manager Norman Harrison tells families who lost loved ones in the fire that he hopes they get the justice they deserve.
Plus, Firefighter Adam Johnson helps rescue two people from the 19th floor while running dangerously low on air.
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The Inquiry hears two senior firefighters – Group Manager Richard Welch and Deputy Assistant Commissioner Andrew O’Loughlin – were in charge of the incident at the same time, unaware of each other’s actions.
Plus, Group Manager Welch explains his decision to stop sending firefighters above the fifteenth floor of Grenfell Tower.
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Control Room Operator, Aisha Jabin, describes how she tried to comfort a resident trapped on the top floor over the course of a 40 minute phone call.
Deborah Lamprell died in Flat 201 on the 23rd floor with six other people.
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Control Room Operator, Peter Duddy, describes how he could not persuade two families on 22nd floor to leave their flat and escape the tower. Operations Manager, Alexandra Norman, tells the inquiry she felt ‘very, very uncomfortable’ with the stay put advice.
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