that report from tim moffat. i was - from tim moffat.re comfortable to talk about or indeed to not talk about. it is really important that we mentioned that point again. a journalist who has been looking at what happened when fell and who has won many awards for investigation and to campaigning on the cladding scandal, because of course we know how problematic the cladding of gent rental wasn't how it because the fire spread so rapidly through the floors of the building. she is a senior property writer with the sunday times. martina, thanking them much forjoining us today. as ijust mentioned, you have devoted many years to looking at what happened had gren fell and the issues raised by that tragedy. how important and significant do you think today is going to be?— is going to be? there will be some answers, _ is going to be? there will be some answers, not - is going to be? there will be some answers, not only - is going to be? there will be some answers, not only forl is going to be? there will be i some answers, not only for the surviv

tim moffat went to meet nicole scott, who describes her stammer is an ongoing battle with herself.s nicole. yeah. yeah, that's my name. sorry. um, that was quite hard. um... it was just so poignant in the sense that... nicole has had a stammer since she was five. i don't really know when it's going to strike, but, yeah, that's. .. ..that — see. that's the thing. minutes will go, moments will go where i don't stammer at all, and then, itjust catches me out. for me, it's kind of like an ongoing battle with myself. it's not easy. yeah, it's not easy. can i get a latte, please? latte? yeah. thank you. that's it. anything else? no. that's quite interesting, isn't it? you ordered a coffee, but there was no sign of your stammer. it's very frustrating in that respect, because you never know when it's going to happen so easily. does that make it harder to manage? yes! yes, very much so. today nicole has to do something she dreads. make a phone call. phone calls for me are the worst. 'you are eighth in the . queue to be answered.�* are you serious? my anxiety will start going up when i get t

tim moffat, bbc news.ners that receive winter fuel payments that don�*t need it, but more importantly, because we are confident that the payment will be in place for the most vulnerable pensioners this winter, and that includes pension credit, they are taking steps, as i hope you know, to drive up coverage of pension credit. it is a scandal that now it hundred and 80,000 pensioners do not claim it, we need to boost those numbers and make it simplerfor people it, we need to boost those numbers and make it simpler for people to apply. but also other forms of support, the £150 warm homes discount, councils can give direct support to vulnerable people including older people, and we are protecting all pensioners through the triple lock which will mean that over the course of this parliament, the state pension will rise by £1700, the state pension will rise by e1700, and if the the state pension will rise by £1700, and if the ons estimates that were released yesterday confirmed later this month, we will see the