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Persevere: "TTT Anne's comment was not referring to your OP but to one around 22.25 which was removed. " OK didn't realise, apologies Anne.
09:32 Wed 19th Apr 2023
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No, fed up of hearing about it. Same with Hillsborough. Time to move on.
11:07 Wed 19th Apr 2023
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it may depend on the focus of the drama. for instance, it could use the actual disaster as a backdrop to a drama focusing on the total inability of local government agencies to cope with a disaster situation - witness RBKC's response, where they declined outside help because "that would look like we couldn't cope". (they couldn't).
13:38 Wed 19th Apr 2023
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Dave 09.23, they did Aberfan in an episode of The Crown.

I see no reason not to do this.
13:46 Wed 19th Apr 2023
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The awful drama is surely experienced by those forced to live in 'Grenfell' buildings due to central government's procrastination in ridding the country of these potential killers.
14:29 Wed 19th Apr 2023
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my immediate thought was "it's too soon"
but then i realised it's actually a good few years ago
14:41 Wed 19th Apr 2023

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