British police say they are preparing to ask prosecutors to consider criminal charges connected to the 2017 Grenfell Tower fire in London. Police indicate the scope of potential liability includes both individuals and organizations. According to the reported figures, investigators plan to put forward a list of 57 people for possible charging and 20 organizations for prosecutors to consider. The reports describe this as a step in the criminal justice process following the conclusion of parts of the investigation, with prosecutors weighing whether evidence meets the threshold for charges. The proposed number of potential defendants and corporate entities reflects a broad review of responsibilities and conduct tied to the incident, as characterized by investigators. The outlets agree on the central details: the fire occurred in 2017 at Grenfell Tower, the matter is being handled by British police, and the next decision point lies with prosecutors reviewing whether charges should be brought against the named individuals and organizations.