'The fire is still raging.'- Grenfell Family in Limbo

The transcript discusses the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire, highlighting the ongoing struggles of survivors who are still waiting for permanent housing. Many face health issues and trauma, exacerbated by a disconnect between authorities and residents. Legal inquiries are underway, with potential charges against local authorities. Despite some progress, survivors continue to face significant challenges in rebuilding their lives.

What challenges does the family face after fleeing Syria and living in temporary accommodation?

• They have a spacious and comfortable home.

• They have no health concerns.

• They have received permanent housing immediately.

• They are living in a hotel with limited space and health issues.

What is the main source of frustration for the survivors regarding the authorities?

• The authorities have quickly resolved all issues.

• There is a disconnect and lack of proper communication with the authorities.

• The survivors are satisfied with the current situation.

• The authorities have provided clear communication.

What has been the response to the potential corporate manslaughter charges?

• The charges have caused no reaction.

• The charges have been dismissed by the authorities.

• The charges have been welcomed as progress.

• The charges have been ignored by the public.

What is the survivors' hope for the public inquiry?

• They think it will be a waste of time.

• They believe it will not make any difference.

• They hope it will uncover the truth about the fire.

• They are not interested in the inquiry.

What is the current reality for the survivors as investigations continue?

• Their situation remains largely unchanged without new homes.

• They have received full compensation and support.

• Their lives have returned to normal.

• They have found new homes and rebuilt their lives.