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The families of victims from the 1994 RAF Chinook ZD576 crash, which killed 29 people including 25 British intelligence personnel, are pursuing legal action against the government for not conducting a public inquiry. They allege that the Ministry of Defence (MoD) failed to ensure the helicopter’s airworthiness, as prior warnings about its safety were ignored. The families seek accountability and transparency regarding the crash, with demands for the release of sealed documents related to the incident, while the MoD maintains that early document release would breach data protection laws.
