karl mercer has the details.ne, few people had even heard of g re nfell tower. ten weeks later, it stands testament to a system that failed, to fire and building regulations that didn't do theirjob and to inspection regimes that didn't pick up the risk of fire. and in the weeks since, tower blocks across the capital have had to be evacuated, deemed unsafe. at the chalcots estate in camden, hundreds had to leave their homes. at the ledbury estate in southwark, the gas was turned off over safety fears. today, the woman charged with looking at what went wrong with those regulations promised answers. i can understand that people living in those tower blocks right now are worried and rightly so. and it's important that we get some recommendations out quickly so that the right rectifications can be made and things can be progressed quickly. her inquiry will focus on fire and building regulations and how they've worked. in the wake of grenfell, the government ordered tests on hundreds of pieces of cladding from tower bl

here's our political correspondent karl mercer.renfell tower fires. there are 30 homes here, bought for around £20 million. three families from grenfell have said they want to live here. today, the leader of kensington and chelsea visited the site. the morning after grenfell residents had met the prime minister to tell her how unhappy they were with the council response to the fire. i spoke to the prime minister this morning. i accept there is a legacy of lack of trust left over from how the council performed after the fire. but look here, look at what we are doing today. look at the flats, the quality of the offer, the fact so many people have engaged with us. we're getting there. i accept it is slow but we're getting here. the prime minister revealed she told residents that the body that rend grenfell tower for the council would be stripped of its power over the estate. i was able to tell them that the tenant management organisation will no longer have responsibility for the lancaster west housing estate. people were pleased to h