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Daily Mirror
Daily Mirror
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Ros Wynne Jones

Grenfell Tower fire survivor vows to 'keep fighting until justice is served'

On the night of June 13 2017, in Flat 82 on the 11th floor of Grenfell Tower, Natasha Elcock fell asleep on the family sofa, after a long day at work. Her partner, Anthony, was watching Trainspotting next to her. Her six-year-old daughter had fallen asleep in her parents’ bed.

What happened next is a scar on the nation’s conscience, still marked in the sky above London by a tower shrouded in white and bearing a green heart.

By the morning, Natasha would be in hospital having flooded her own flat to save her families’ lives. Her uncle Steve Power would be missing on the 15th floor

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