Victims remember Grenfell blaze on tragedy’s anniversary
Thursday marks the first anniversary of Britain’s deadliest domestic blaze since World War II. The blaze that broke out in London’s Grenfell Tower left 72 people dead and later became a source of criticism against the government of Prime Minister Theresa May that many said had provided an inefficient response to the tragedy.
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