In response to the publication of the Grenfell inquiry report, which criticized government failures leading to the 2017 tragedy that killed 72 people, MPs faced backlash for leaving the House of Commons just before Sir Keir Starmer's statement. Survivors and bereaved families expressed their outrage, with Grenfell United emphasizing that the walkout reflected a culture of disregard among politicians towards the victims' plight. The report, authored by Sir Martin Moore-Bick, highlighted decades of failures and systematic dishonesty in the construction and political sectors. Many MPs' absence during this crucial moment was described as 'disgusting' and indicative of a lack of care. Despite the criticism, Downing Street defended the MPs, asserting the government's commitment to remembering the tragedy. This incident has raised questions about the political elite's accountability in addressing the issues surrounding the Grenfell disaster.