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PARENTS of four soldiers who died at the Deepcut barracks said last night that they would mount a legal battle for a judicial review into the deaths.
Adam Ingram, the armed forces minister, officially ruled out a public inquiry into the deaths at the Surrey barracks, telling MPs he thought there was little to be gained from further investigation.See the full content of this document
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Families Launch Deepcut Legal Battle; Relatives Plan Court Action Over Army Barracks Deaths
He announced an extra (pounds) 23m to improve the training system and revealed proposals for the Adult Learning Inspectorate (ALI) to conduct an indepe...
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