Kate Garraway apologises to Grenfell fire victim after 'bad question' on Good Morning Britain
ok.co.ukGood Morning Britain host Kate Garraway was quick to apologise to guest Sawsan Choucair, after she asked a "bad question". Kate and her co-star Ed Balls were interviewing Sawsan as part of a segment on the final Grenfell inquiry report.
Sawsan had tragically lost six members of her family in the Grenfell fire in 2017 and, with the inquiry being released this week, the findings showed that all 72 deaths were avoidable.The Good Morning Britain star asked Sawsan: "What would justice mean to you?" She then responded: "It would be great, it would be such great news." However, Kate quickly interjected, as she realised she had taken the wrong approach with her question.
She persisted: "Sorry, that was a very bad question. How do you define justice? What do you want?" Sawsan told the ITV host that the families and loved ones of those who died in the fire want prosecutions to happen.
She said: "That's number one, our main point is prosecutions, until now. It's took them so long, they haven't even done it. It's just inquiries so it's let them go through all this time.
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