Grenfell inquiry delayed by legal tussle

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Evidence session postponed until at least Wednesday as witnesses claim right not to incriminate themselves

The inquiry into the Grenfell Tower disaster is unlikely to hear any further evidence until the middle of next week, while it gets to grips with the request by a number of witnesses for assurances that evidence they give will not be used to prosecute them.

Inquiry chair Sir Martin Moore-Bick told the inquiry this afternoon that plans to hear evidence from witnesses on Monday and Tuesday would be put on hold as the request is determined.

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