...[Grenfell: Uncovered is] not only heartbreaking to watch but it enrages that so many who were responsible have never been brought to account. You can’t watch and by its end not think, “They all knew”.

Not only is it a one-off film, foregoing the subscription catnip of a series for a more powerful one-shot format, but it also goes for the jugular.

The film is upsetting and harrowing throughout, but it is driven by a clear sense of a need for justice, and an acknowledgment of the lack of justice to date.

At the centre of the documentary are people: the residents who died, the survivors and the grieving relatives and first responders who still grapple with the trauma of what happened that night.