Report: Scientists find Lubitz' DNA at Germanwings crash site
There are reports that scientists at the site of the Germanwings plane crash may have found the DNA of co-pilot Andreas Lubitz.
150 people died when Lubitz deliberately brought the airliner down in the French Alps last week.
DNA from more than half of the victims has now been identified.
Meanwhile, German authorities are expected to release more information about their investigation into Andreas Lubitz later.
