It’s emerged that some of the residents of Grenfell Tower in London may have been killed by a lethal gas.
Experts say insulation foam used in the building produces hydrogen cyanide at high temperature with Kings Hospital confirming three patients treated there were given an antidote for it.
At the same time – the head of Kensington and Chelsea Council’s quit in the wake of the tragedy – saying he was told to go by the government.
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Sky’s Dan Whitehead’s says Chief executive Nicholas Holgate claimed he would be a ‘distraction’ if he remained in his job.
