The first burials of the victims of the Germanwings Alps plane crash take place later.

An official inquiry in France has found the plane's co-pilot Andreas Lubitz saw seven doctors leading up to the tragedy. 

It emerged that the co-pilot, who's believed to have deliberately crashed the plane, feared he was losing his sight and saw more than 40 doctors in five years.

The coffins of 44 of the flight's 72 German victims arrived home earlier this week - but a lawyer for some of the families, Peter Kortas, says all the bodies need to be returned: