Father of plane crash victim says co-pilot's motive is 'not relevant'
An ex-lover of Andreas Lubitz revealed to German newspaper Bild that he told her last year: "One day I will do something that will change the whole system, and then all will know my name and remember it."
But Philip Bramley, the father of one of the victims, said: "What happened on the morning of 24 March was the act of a person who at the very least was ill. If there was a motive or reason we don't want to hear it, it's not relevant.
"What is relevant is this should never happen again. My son and everyone on that plane should not be forgotten ever."
OPINION: "Would we be 'blaming' cancer for the deaths of those people who perished in the Alps?"
Alastair Campbell calls on the media to stop blaming an illness for the awful tragedy of crashed Germanwings flight 9525
'Operation Slow Down' records over 450 instances of speeding within 24 hours
454 drivers were detected speeding between 7am yesterday morning and 7am today during 'Operation Slow Down.'
Gardai launched the 24 hour initiative in an effort to reduce the number of speed-related collisions and officers say reports from around the country show the message was heeded, and there was a visible reduction in speed.
In-depth: Defending Graham Dwyer
Image: Photocall file photo
Defence team raised the possibility of an accidental death, but the architect wanted nothing less than an acquittal
Changing the clocks plays havoc with our hearts, research says
Spring forward, fall back, as the maxim goes, but why do we still move our clocks an hour ahead every year during the last weekend in March?
