Families of the victims of the 1994 RAF Chinook crash have criticised the Ministry of Defence for refusing a public inquiry into the incident and sealing key documents for 100 years.Relatives of the 29 victims who died on the aircraft have written to the Prime Minister to demand a full, independent, judge-led public inquiry to establish the truth into the disaster, accusing the MoD of "losing its moral compass".Interviews with Chris Cook, whose brother was Flight Lieutenant Richard Cook, and Jen

Families of the victims of the 1994 RAF Chinook crash have criticised the Ministry of Defence for refusing a public inquiry into the incident and sealing key documents for 100 years.Relatives of the 29 victims who died on the aircraft have written to the Prime Minister to demand a full, independent, judge-led public inquiry to establish the truth into the disaster, accusing the MoD of "losing its moral compass".Interviews with Chris Cook, whose brother was Flight Lieutenant Richard Cook, and Jenni Balmer Hornby, daughter of Major Anthony Hornby MBE.