Cladding action is 'not fast enough'

Grenfell survivor's blast at plans

- ASHLEY COWBURN and MELISSA SIGODO

THE removal of unsafe cladding is "not going fast enough", a Grenfell Tower survivor said.

It came as the government announced a 2029 deadline to fix dangerous cladding, with landlords warned of jail if they fail to comply.

All buildings more than 18m tall with unsafe cladding, which are on a government-funded scheme, will be repaired under Labour plans.

Those under 11m will have to be fixed or have a date for completion.

But Emma O'Connor, a Grenfell survivor, does not believe No 10 will have buildings made safe by 2029.