A government department is continuing its long fight against disclosure, over three decades since a fatal military helicopter crash.
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A government department is continuing its long fight against disclosure, over three decades since a fatal military helicopter crash.
For 32 years relatives of those killed in the Mull of Kintyre Chinook helicopter crash have sought answers.
On Tuesday the High Court ruled they’re too late.
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Families of victims of the 1994 RAF Chinook disaster on the Mull of Kintyre are going to court in a bid to force the UK…
In the face of an extreme 100-year secrecy rule, families of the Mull of Kintyre victims are now fighting back
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A former MP who helped to clear the pilots blamed for the Chinook disaster has joined calls for a fresh inquiry.
A total of 25 senior intelligence experts and four special forces crew were killed in the crash 31 years ago
PM urged to end ‘cover-up culture’ and order independent review taking in evidence that has emerged on 1994 crash
