RAF Chinook crash victims’ families ask Andy Burnham for review of disaster PM urged to end ‘cover-up culture’ and order independent review taking in evidence that has emerged on 1994 crash The Guardian - UK · Jul 26
Chinook crash: Victims’ families urge Burnham to order fresh review into tragedy The cause of the crash, which killed 29 serving military personnel, has never been established The Independent UK · Jul 26
Chinook crash families urge new PM to back fresh review into 1994 tragedy A judge recently ruled that the Chinook Justice Campaign could not bring a legal claim against the Ministry of Defence. Evening Standard · Jul 26
Throwing out 1994 Chinook crash legal case a ‘travesty’, serviceman’s son says A bid to bring a legal challenge against the Ministry of Defence over the crash was dismissed on Tuesday. Evening Standard · Jul 14
Legal challenge over 1994 Chinook crash thrown out by High Court judge The Chinook Justice Campaign had sought to continue a legal challenge against the Ministry of Defence over the incident. Evening Standard · Jul 14
Legal challenge over 1994 Chinook crash should continue, High Court told The Chinook Justice Campaign is seeking to continue legal action against the Ministry of Defence. Evening Standard · Jul 14
Truth being withheld over RAF Chinook disaster, families say The incident was initially blamed on pilot error before this was overturned in 2011. The Independent UK · May 30
NSW community justice centres will be scrapped next year - it’s enshittification in action The public mediation service where I work has been keeping the peace at no cost to participants for 40 years. But now it’s closing without inquiry or consultation The Guardian - AU · Dec 2, 2024
When it comes to Canada's Online News Act, Google wins even when it's losing Google is getting off easy this time. Android Central · Nov 1, 2024
Six detainee deaths in St. Louis prompt investigation demand Civil rights advocates in St. Louis are demanding an investigation into the conditions at the city jail, where six detainees have died since April The Independent UK · Sep 14, 2022
Who are Tony Fitzgerald and Alan Wilson, the two men set to review Queensland's corruption watchdog? This will be the first time the CCC has been subject to a royal commission-style inquiry since its inception as the Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) in late 1989. So why is it happening now and who is going to put it under the microscope? ABC News · Jan 31, 2022
New regional government in south-east Wales spending £100k a year to do ‘bare minimum’ Four corporate joint committees are being set up this year in Wales with major powers on transport and planning Wales Online · Jan 27, 2022