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"After serving her time in custody she returned home to the top floor of grenfell tower soon before it was up in flames"
Although a family with a similar surname perished in Grenfell, it is not clear that either Amal herself was part of this family or indeed whether she ever lived in Grenfell. But I'm not sure if this is enough for me to delete the sentence.
