As experts prepare to analyze the flight recorders, the number of theories speculating about the demise of the Russian plane crash that killed 224 people on Saturday is proliferating by the hour. RT separates the facts from the conjecture. 
Hundreds of people flocked to the main square in St. Petersburg, Russia, on Saturday to mourn the victims of the Sinai plane crash, releasing balloons and lighting candles as night descended on the city. 
Scottish Labour party delegates have voted in favor of abandoning the renewal of the UK’s Trident nuclear weapons system at the annual party conference in Perth making it an official policy of the party’s section in Scotland. 
Silver utensils – reportedly taken from the Reich Chancellery – belonging to Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun were auctioned off for high prices in Germany. 
Former French doctor, Nicolas Bonnemaison, who was found guilty of poisoning one of his incurable patients, is in critical condition after reportedly attempting to take his own life.
Scores of people rallied in the mainly Kurdish city of Diyarbakir, Turkey’s southeast, to protest the results of Sunday’s parliamentary snap poll. The rally turned into clashes with police, prompting security forces to deploy tear gas. 
The first video shot over the site of the Kolavia flight 7K9268 crash which took the lives of 224 people in Egypt Sinai has emerged. 