Grenfell families say fight for justice has parallels with Post Office IT scandal

Bereaved accuse ministers of whitewashing' the disaster but tell of hope for a similar acceleration of justice

People bereaved by the Grenfell Tower fire have accused ministers of whitewashing" the disaster, drawing parallels between their long fight for justice and the wrongly jailed post office operators.

Shah Aghlani, whose mother and aunt were killed in the fire in west London, told a press conference the problem the country faces, from the Post Office to Grenfell" is that people in charge when disasters happen walk away without any consequences".