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The Grenfell Tower Inquiry has suspended hearings “for the time being” because of the risk of spreading the coronavirus.
Chairman of the Inquiry Sir Martin Moore-Bick made the announcement yesterday (16 March), following a press conference held by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, in which he discouraged all non-essential travel and urged people to work from home where possible.
In a statement, Sir Martin Moore-Bick said: “In light of the Prime Minister’s statement this afternoon the panel has decided that the Inquiry should hold no further hearings for the time being.
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