The Chinook Crash, a tragic event taking 29 lives in Mull of Kintyre, still lingers in the minds, marking 30 years since the loss of top security officials before the 1994 IRA ceasefire. A service is held to honor the victims. Families of the deceased search for truth, with questions surrounding whether it was mechanical failure or corporate negligence at the heart of the Ministry of Defence.

In France, Finance Minister Le Maire reacts to the country's credit rating downgrade by S&P, highlighting the high public deficit and debt. Political turmoil adds to the uncertainty, with opposition critics targeting the government's fiscal management. Calls for justice remain unanswered as widows are left in the dark, with files pertaining to the Chinook scandal locked away for a century.

The Digest, 6/2/2024 @900AM, CDT

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