Bereaved and survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire have told of their mixed feelings of trepidation, apprehension and hope just days ahead of the final report into the deadly blaze seven years ago. The long-running inquiry's second report, which will be published on Wednesday, will present findings on how the west London tower block came to be in a condition which allowed the flames to spread so quickly, claiming the lives of 72 people. The report into phase one, published in October 2019, concluded the tower’s cladding did not comply with building regulations and was the “principal” reason for the rapid and “profoundly shocking” spread of the blaze.