Five more high-rise residential buildings have been identified as having Grenfell-style cladding unlikely to meet building regulations, the government has said.

The latest data from the Ministry of Housing & Local Government’s Building Safety Programme shows at the end of June, 474 high-rise residential buildings have been identified as being clad in aluminium composite material (ACM) which is likely to be non-compliant with regulations. This is up from the 469 identified at the end of May.