Grenfell inquiry: Boris Johnson tells families 'justice will be done'

PM will accept in principle all of report's recommendations for central government

Boris Johnson has said the government will fully accept the findings of a report on failings in the Grenfell Tower disaster, promising survivors and relatives that "the truth will out and justice will be done".

Responding to the report by the inquiry chairman, Sir Martin Moore-Bick, on the causes of the blaze at the west London block in June 2017 that killed 72 people, the prime minister opened a Commons debate by promising a rapid official response.