People living in the 250 flats have also been told they will lose the use of their balconies and that their windows won't be able to open fully.

Residents 'frustrated' as cladding work will leave them unable to use balconies

Michelle Napier has your Tuesday morning headlines. 

Watch: Tuesday's headlines in Northern Ireland

CLADDING PROTEST STILL TAKEN BY ITV ANGLIA REPORTER VIC LAMPARD

Due to building safety concerns, leaseholders have found themselves unable to sell or remortgage, and in some cases have been told to leave their homes.

Homes being 'left to rot' as cladding crisis leaves residents 'in limbo'

People living in the 15-storey Vista Tower are waiting for work to be done to make their homes safe from fire.

Woman in fire-risk tower block plans to 'tie sheets together' to escape

The Climate Change Minister, Julie James, has said the programme will make residents feel "safe and secure in their homes".

Developers now have to fix fire defects in high rise and residential buildings 

Everyone living in Cardinal Lofts tower block in Ipswich must now leave after further fire safety concerns were uncovered.

Residents of Cardinal Lofts have been issued a second prohibition notice by Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service.

Residents told to leave their homes again as new fire risks identified

More than a decade since they were completed, those living in the six blocks close to Runcorn City Centre have endured 'a nightmare from start to finish'.

Residents caught up in cladding crisis endure years of misery

People living in the nine-storey flats in Ipswich were emailed by an estate management company on Tuesday telling them to leave immediately. 

'Chaos' as residents told to leave flats immediately over fire risk

Residents on the top three floors of Cardinal Lofts were forced to leave last November - now the remaining six floors have been told the same.

More fire safety fears prompt full evacuation of tower block

Plans to improve fire safety in Bristol's high-rise tower blocks will cost almost £100 million, Bristol City Council has revealed 

Fire safety work for Bristol tower blocks to cost £100 million

Six major banks – Barclays, HSBC, Lloyds, Nationwide, NatWest and Santander - have re-started lending on affected properties over 1 metres from 9th January. It’s supposed to be a lifeline for people who have been trapped in unsellable, worthless homes, but some flat-owners like Emma Lee from South London have told ITV News that the financial damage has already been done after years of inflated costs.

It’s supposed to be a lifeline for people who have been trapped in unsellable but many say financial damage has already been done.

Six banks start lending on flats with cladding, but 'thousands still trapped'

Banks will start lending to those living in flats with unsafe cladding in England but the same is not being offered to those in Wales.

Woman forced to spend thousands from her pension because of building safety

Apartments with dangerous cladding  could sell or remortgage after six of the largest banks began lending on the properties

'Step in the right direction': Fresh hope for those affected by cladding

Fifteen flats at Cardinal Lofts in Ipswich were made to leave their homes after they were found to be a fire-risk. 

Family fears bankruptcy after being told they may not return to flat for a year 

A mother who escaped a fatal top floor fire at a high-rise block of flats in Bristol says she is 'hugely relieved' to be re-homed by the council.

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