Grenfell Survivors Say They Will Boycott Inquiry

The transcript discusses the ongoing challenges faced by Grenfell survivors in finding new housing, highlighting issues with bank charges and the council's response. Public confidence in the council is low, and survivors demand more involvement in the inquiry process. Political figures, including Jeremy Corbyn and Sadiq Khan, call for a broader inquiry and potential changes in council leadership to ensure victims receive necessary support.

What financial issue did a Grenfell survivor face according to the transcript?

• She lost her job due to the fire.

• Her insurance claim was denied.

• She was charged rent for her destroyed flat.

• Her bank account was frozen.

What did the council promise to do in response to the financial issues faced by survivors?

• Refund any incorrect charges.

• Provide new homes immediately.

• Increase the compensation amount.

• Offer free legal assistance.

What action did campaigners warn they might take if the inquiry does not address their concerns?

• Seek international intervention.

• File a lawsuit against the council.

• Boycott the inquest.

• Organize a protest march.

What did Jeremy Corbyn call for in relation to the Grenfell Tower incident?

• A quick resolution to the housing crisis.

• A wider public inquiry into housing conditions.

• Immediate compensation for all survivors.

• A new housing policy for London.

What was the political consequence mentioned in the transcript following the Grenfell incident?

• The council received additional funding.

• A new mayor was elected.

• The council leaders resigned.

• The council was dissolved.