French scientists will continue this morning to identify the remains of passengers from the Germanwings flight that crashed in the Alps.

The DNA of 78 people has been retrieved so far.

Rescue teams are still searching for the second black box, which records flight data.

Meanwhile, people in Dusseldorf, the plane's intended destination, have been laying flowers.

Sandra Ling, who lives there, admits she worried when she saw her son off on holiday yesterday.