london public inquiry fire kill least 80 people london grenfell tower get truth tragedy chairman pledge thursday critics say survivors blaze still fail 24-storey social house block home poor multi-ethnic community gutted june 14 inferno start fourth-floor apartment middle night quickly engulf build grenfell tower part deprive house estate kensington chelsea one rich boroughs london disaster prompt national debate social inequality government neglect poor communities inquiry start minute silence honor victims whose exact number remain unknown devastation inside tower inquiry provide answer press question disaster kind could occur 21st century london chairman retire judge martin moore-bick say open statement say inquiry punish anyone award compensation get truth separate police investigation underway could result manslaughter charge arrest inquiry examine cause spread fire design construction refurbishment tower whether fire regulations relate high-rise build adequate whether comply also look action authorities tragedy critics warn disconnect technical legalistic inquiry process ongoing ordeal traumatize former grenfell tower residents still await new home prime minister theresa may pledge families whose home destroy fire would rehouse within three weeks three months late still live hotels three 197 households need rehouse move permanent home 29 move temporary accommodation lose everything difficult people shoe miguel alves escape 13th-floor apartment grenfell tower family tell bbc without anything hotel cope family daughter start school need stability give family say emma dent coad member parliament opposition labour party represent area say inquiry remit narrow would fail address blaze deep cause fail social house policies also criticize choice venue moore-bick open statement lavishly decorate room central london sit ballroom drip chandeliers think incredibly inappropriate place something like actually say us-and-them divide people see tell bbc many affect also express disquiet fact moore-bick lawyers appoint run inquiry white part perceive establishment far remove circumstances experience many residents tower ignore immigration status lawyer jolyon maugham advise residents tell bbc need someone inquiry team speak experience moment panel bunch white privilege barristers say one difficulties face inquiry need former residents give evidence fear possible deportation government say would grant 12-month amnesty anyone affect fire britain illegally supporters say permanent residency right persuade people come forward london fire inquiry start amid anger despair survivors