Call for Government to Take Over Grenfell Council

The transcript discusses the community's distrust towards the council and government following the Grenfell tragedy. It highlights the resignation of Kensington Council's leader and deputy amid public pressure and calls for further resignations and by-elections. Residents and volunteers demand a council takeover by specialists to handle the situation effectively. Political figures, including Jeremy Corbyn, are pushing for broader inquiry terms, reflecting ongoing political and community tensions.

What is the main concern of the community regarding the government's actions?

• The government is over-communicating with the community.

• The community feels overwhelmed by government presence.

• The aid is not reaching the community.

• The government is providing too much aid.

Why did the Kensington Council leader decide to resign?

• Due to personal reasons unrelated to the council.

• Because of a promotion to a higher position.

• To pursue a career in a different field.

• To accept responsibility for perceived failings.

What was the public's reaction to the council meeting?

• They were upset due to being initially barred.

• They were satisfied with the meeting's outcome.

• They were indifferent to the meeting.

• They were pleased with the transparency.

What action does London's mayor support regarding the council?

• Maintaining the current council leadership.

• Dissolving the council entirely.

• Taking over the entire council.

• Reducing the council's responsibilities.

What does Jeremy Corbyn demand in his letter to the Prime Minister?

• A delay in the inquiry proceedings.

• A reduction in the scope of the inquiry.

• More extensive terms for the upcoming inquiry.

• Immediate closure of the inquiry.