Russia's transport watchdog has suspended all Kogalymavia flights on the Airbus A321 aircraft - the same model that crashed in Egypt yesterday morning. 

Meanwhile, Russia's transport minister's arrived in Cairo with a team of investigators to help Egyptian authorities determine what caused yesterday's plane crash.

224 people died when the Russian jet came down in the Sinai desert.

Search efforts have resumed at the crash site this morning, as more bodies are recovered.

The flight was on its way to St Petersburg - Igor Albin is the city's vice-governor.