The Guardian, who revealed the links, reported today that Mr Johnson had met with representatives of the Grenfell community at a pre-arranged visit to Downing Street last night. He added: "The Grenfell Inquiry must command the confidence of those affected by the fire and the public. Karim Mussilhy, vice-chairman of the survivors and bereaved group Grenfell United, has raised concerns as to any link between Ms Mehra and Arconic. But a spokeswoman for the inquiry said they do not believe Ms Mehra's former role with the WES will have any influence on her ability to be impartial. Ms Mehra was formerly director of strategic assets and property, and has 16 years of experience working with the British Airports Authority in areas including risk assessment and property management.

Source: Daily Mirror January 17, 2020 13:18 UTC