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‘We want to see action’ – Grenfell fire survivors

Former Grenfell Tower residents Miguel Alvez and Antonio Roncolato said they want to see action, after the Grenfell Tower Inquiry published its final report on Wednesday.

Both men survived the 2017 fire that claimed 72 lives. Antonio was the second-to-last resident to be rescued from the blaze, while Miguel knocked on five doors to warn his neighbours to leave the building.

They spoke to BBC correspondent Tim Muffett on the morning after the Grenfell inquiry’s final report was published, and said they would be holding the authorities to account and asking questions to make sure they took action.

“This is our duty,” said Antonio.

Follow the latest on the Grenfell report.


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