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The deaths of 72 people in Britain's 2017 Grenfell inferno were "all avoidable", says inquiry chairman Martin Moore-Bick following the release of a damning final report on the disaster. The highly-critical report marks the end of a two-part independent inquiry led by the retired judge Moore-Bick into Britain's worst residential fire since World War II. SOUNDBITE
In Hanoi, Vietnam, Joe Biden expresses his sadness "by the loss of life and devastation caused by the earthquake in Morocco". The US President says his government is working "to ensure American citizens in Morocco are safe" and that it stands ready to "provide any necessary assistance". SOUNDBITE
Survivors of Indonesia's deadly earthquake on Monday continue with their daily routines surrounded by rubble and makeshift homes. At least 268 people were killed in the quake. IMAGES
According to Bon Jovi, the group's new album will focus on "life, love and loss".
Shah Aghlani, who lost his mother and aunt in the deadly Grenfell tower fire in 2017 says 'escape was always possible' and that London Fire Brigade 'gave up too early', as family members of the victims react to an official report made public on 30th October. The report criticises the fire service saying its readiness for such a blaze was 'gravely inadequate' and that its response suffered from 'systemic' failures. SOUNDBITE
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