The final report of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry reveals systemic failures and negligence leading to the tragic fire that claimed 72 lives, attributing significant blame to the Conservative government under David Cameron. The inquiry highlights a dangerous deregulatory agenda that prioritized reducing regulations over public safety, with the Department for Communities and Local Government ignoring known risks associated with flammable cladding. Key findings include the incompetence of local authorities and management organizations, which failed to address fire safety concerns, while the London Fire Brigade was unprepared for the scale of the disaster. The report calls for urgent changes to ensure safe housing for all, emphasizing that the Grenfell community's fight for justice must lead to meaningful reform. Political leaders, including Keir Starmer, have reflected on the implications of the report for social justice in the UK, as public trust in safety regulations remains severely shaken. The inquiry's conclusions underscore the need for accountability and the importance of prioritizing human life over deregulation.