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Sep 30 2018 14:53:45 (EST)
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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6977495/Four-men-killed-mid-air-crash-light-plane-helicopter-inquest-hears.html
''Four men were killed in mid-air crash between a light plane and helicopter moments after both aircraft took off from a flight training school near Waddesdon Manor, inquest hears''
The helicopter was flown by 30-year veteran pilot Captain Mike Green
The Cessna was carrying a student training to be a commercial air pilot
Saavan Mundae, 18, died alongside his flight instructor 45-year-old Jaspal Barha
An inquest jury heard each aircraft was blocked from each other's 'field of view'
By EMER SCULLY FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 15:15 EDT, 30 April 2019 | UPDATED: 15:20 EDT, 30 April 2019
An elderly pilot and three other men died after a collision between a helicopter and a light plane over a stately home, a coroner heard.
Vietnamese military officer Nguyen Thanh Trung, 32, was receiving flying training with veteran instructor Captain Michael Green, 74, in a Guimbal Cabri G2 helicopter in Buckinghamshire.
But just a quarter of an hour after take off they were dramatically struck by a Cessna 152 plane piloted by 27-year-old Jaspal Bahra.
''The aircraft crashed near Waddesdon Manor, a Grade 1 listed building near Aylesbury in Bucks, on 17 November 2017, a jury of eight women and three men at Beaconsfield was told. ''
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Antonin Scalia death: Questions asked as US fights over successor
Published16 February 2016
Questions have been raised over the handling of US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death, as political sniping over his successor continues.
''A judge ruled that Mr Scalia died from natural causes despite initial confusion over the cause of death.''
The judge said she had been assured "there were no signs of foul play".
US President Barack Obama is expected to nominate a new justice in coming weeks but Republicans want the decision to be left to his successor next year.
The question of who will replace Mr Scalia, a powerful conservative voice in America's highest court, is turning into a big battle between Republicans and Democrats in a crucial presidential election year, and could spark a constitutional crisis.
No autopsy
Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump described the circumstances surrounding Mr Scalia's death as "unusual" in a discussion with prominent conservative radio show host Michael Savage on Tuesday.
Mr Savage, whose radio show draws in millions of listeners, called for "an immediate autopsy before the body is disposed of".
The timing of Mr Scalia's death has caused conspiracy theories to abound, with some questioning why no autopsy was performed and the exact cause of death still to be determined.
A former head of criminal investigations for Washington police, William O Ritchie, has spoken out on Facebook, saying he was "stunned that no autopsy was ordered for Justice Scalia".
But, according to the Washington Post, the manager of the funeral home in El Paso that handled Mr Scalia's body said the justice's family insisted on not having an autopsy performed.