Grenfell survivors demand a new inquiry leader

Following the Grenfell fire, the new leader of Kensington Council issued an apology to the community, acknowledging past failures. Despite this, distrust in authority remains high. Criticism surrounds the appointment of the new leader, with some viewing it as insufficient change. The government faces pressure regarding the public inquiry, with calls to reconsider the appointed head. Survivors of the disaster feel let down by political leaders and now rely on each other for support.

What was the immediate response of the new head of the conservative group after the Grenfell fire?

• Issued an apology to the community

• Resigned from the position

• Blamed the previous leader

• Ignored the situation

What metaphor was used to describe the selection of the new Conservative leader?

• Building bridges over troubled waters

• Sailing in uncharted waters

• Climbing a steep mountain

• Rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic

What action did the lawyers supporting residents urge the Prime Minister to take regarding the public inquiry?

• Focus solely on the fire's immediate causes

• Include more community members in the inquiry

• Speed up the inquiry process

• Withdraw the appointment of the inquiry head

What broader aspect might the inquiry head now consider in the investigation?

• The international response to the fire

• The role of media coverage

• The financial impact on the community

• The broader causes of the fire

How do the survivors of the Grenfell fire view politics after the disaster?

• As a sideshow

• As a solution

• As a necessary evil

• As a reliable support system