Dany Cotton
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 54 |
| Date of birth | June 11,1969 |
| Zodiac sign | Gemini |
| Born | London |
| United Kingdom | |
| Job | Firefighter |
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| ID | 577728 |
Dany Cotton Life story
Danielle Amara Cotton, QFSM is a British firefighter. Since 2017, she has served as the Commissioner of the London Fire Brigade and is the first woman to hold this position. She had previously been the Director of Safety and Assurance at the London Fire Brigade.
London Fire Brigade institutionally misogynist and racist - report
... Even seniority appears not to have insulated some women from abuse: former Commissioner Dany Cotton, who became the first woman to lead LFB, said she had received death threats following an anti-sexism campaign she was promoting...
London firefighters' guard-of-honour for Dany Cotton
...Dany Cotton stepped down in the wake of criticism in the Grenfell inquiry London Fire Brigade s commissioner who was forced to retire early following the Grenfell Tower blaze inquiry has had tributes paid on her last day...
London Fire Brigade 'slow and wasteful', according to inspectors
... The LFB saw the report six weeks ago and commissioner Dany Cotton stood down earlier than had been planned...
London Fire Brigade chief Dany Cotton to quit four months early
... Dany Cotton, 50, previously announced she was standing down from the London Fire Brigade (LFB) in April 2020...
Grenfell Tower: Second apology over Jacob Rees-Mogg comments
... LFB Commissioner Dany Cotton told the London Assembly on Tuesday the brigade would respond differently to a Grenfell-like fire in the future...
Grenfell Tower: Jacob Rees-Mogg criticised for 'insulting' comments
... LFB Commissioner Dany Cotton told the London Assembly on Tuesday the brigade would respond differently to a Grenfell-like fire in the future...
News Daily: Corbyn makes Labour's pitch and Twitter bans political ads
... The i reports demands for London s fire chief Dany Cotton to resign now ...
Grenfell Tower fire report 'gives victims the truth', says PM
...Survivors and bereaved relatives of the Grenfell Tower fire have called for London Fire Brigade chief Dany Cotton to resign - after a from the inquiry into the blaze...
Grenfell Tower: Second apology over Jacob Rees-Mogg comments
Andrew Bridgen is the former Conservative MP for North West Leicestershire
A Conservative candidate has apologised for Defending Jacob Rees-Mogg's comments that it would have been "Common Sense " to flee the Grenfell Tower fire.
Andrew Bridgen said Mr Rees-Mogg would have made a "better decision" than authority figures who gave people advice on The Night of The Fire .
He has now apologised "unreservedly" for his choice of words.
The Conservative Party chairman said both were "wrong" in what they said.
James Cleverly said Mr Rees-Mogg and Mr Bridgen had realised they caused "distress and hurt" to those affected by the Tower Block fire which killed 72 people in June 2017.
Mr Rees-Mogg made his remarks during an LBC radio phone-in on Monday.
The Leader of The House of Commons was speaking on the findings of when he said: "The more one's read over the weekend about The Report and about the chances of people surviving, if you just ignore what you're told and leave you are so much safer.
"And I think if either of us were in a fire, whatever The Fire brigade said, we would leave The Burning building. It just seems the Common Sense thing to do. "
Seventy-two people died in The Fire at Grenfell Tower in June 2017Mr Bridgen, who was the North West Leicestershire MP before the election was called, said Mr Rees-Mogg's comments "were uncharacteristically clumsy".
Speaking on on Tuesday, Mr Bridgen said: "What he's actually saying is that he would have made a better decision than The Authority figures who gave that advice. "
Asked by presenter Evan Davis if Mr Rees-Mogg was implying that he was cleverer than Most People , Mr Bridgen replied: "But we want very clever people running the country, don't we, Evan?
"That is a by-product of what Jacob is and that is why he is in a position of authority. "
Mr Bridgen later tweeted an apology for the remarks, saying: "I realise that what I said was wrong and caused a great deal of distress and offence. "
Before The Apology , Labour's national campaign co-ordinator Andrew Gwynne said Mr Bridgen's comments were "contemptible" and that he should be removed as a parliamentary candidate.
Jacob Rees-Mogg made the comments on LBC's Nick Ferrari ShowMr Rees-Mogg "profoundly apologised" for his comments on Tuesday, saying: "What I meant to say is that I would have also listened to The Fire brigade's advice to stay and wait at the time.
"However, with what we know now and with hindsight I wouldn't and I don't think anyone else would. "
He had been criticised by survivors' group Grenfell United who said his remarks were "beyond disrespectful" and were "extremely painful and insulting to bereaved families".
Grenfell inquiry chairman Sir Martin Moore-Bick said fewer people would have died if the London Fire Brigade (LFB) had taken certain actions earlier.
He criticised the LFB for following a "stay put" strategy, where firefighters and 999 operators told residents to stay in their flats for nearly two hours after The Blaze broke out.
LFB Commissioner Dany Cotton told the London Assembly on Tuesday the brigade would respond differently to a Grenfell-like fire in The Future .
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Source of news: bbc.com
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