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The Grenfell Tower Inquiry, whose second phase is examining the way in which the building was refurbished, will not resume until the start of next month.
The inquiry has stalled amid wrangling over whether or not witnesses from companies involved in the refurbishment of Grenfell Tower, including Rydon, and Harley Facades, should be granted protection from self-incrimination.
It has been nearly a month since Jonathan Laidlaw QC, representing companies expecting to be called to give evidence, applied for the attorney general to give a formal undertaking that nothing said by a witness in evidence would be used in any potential prosecution.
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