Grenfell inquiry stalled until end of February

By Joey Gardiner2020-02-06T13:51:00

Chair agrees to seek government agreement that evidence should not be used in future prosecutions

The chair of the Grenfell Tower inquiry has delayed proceedings for at least two weeks so that the attorney general can decide whether evidence from witnesses should be used in future prosecutions.

Sir Martin Moore-Bick said that he had agreed to the request from individuals working for companies on the Grenfell refurbishment project which clad the tower in flammable plastic panels.

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