The retired judge chosen to lead the inquiry into London's Grenfell Tower disaster is under growing pressure to stand down after meeting residents.
Sir Martin Moore-Bick has been openly criticised at a meeting with residents and survivors of the fire which killed at least 80 people last month.
Many say he's the wrong man for the job after he suggested his public inquiry wouldn't answer all of the questions locals have.
Matt Steele reports from London.
IN: "Sir Martin…
OUT: …stand down."
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