article_snippet: Last morning with my love, my best friend, my protector, my prince.’ a poignant last photo of the young couple emerged as Mr Bramley’s father made an emotional appeal for the 150 dead not to be forgotten and demanded airlines be more ‘transparent’.
article_snippet: Yesterday, a distraught Paul Bramley visited the monument erected near where the Germanwings Flight 9525 crashed.
article_snippet: Paul Bramley son was one of three Britons who lost three Britons who lost their lives lives.
article_snippet: Fighting back tears in Digne, close to where His son perished on Tuesday, Paul Bramley said: ‘What is relevant is that it should never happen again; my son and everyone on that plane should not be forgotten, ever.
article_snippet: ’ Paul Bramley added: ‘I believe the airlines should be more transparent and our finest pilots looked after properly.
article_snippet: Philip Bramley, whose 28-year-old son Paul (seen in the photograph) was one of three Britons on board the ill-fated Airbus A320, said the 150 who lost Philip Bramley, whose 28-year-old son Paul (seen in the photograph) lives should 'not be forgotten' Grief: Speaking at a memorial near the crash site in the French Alps, Mr Bramley (centre) fought back Mr Bramley ( tears as Mr Bramley
article_snippet: ( talked about Mr Bramley ( son, who was returning from a short holiday in Barcelona on the doomed flight .
article_snippet: Mr Bramley ( told Sky News that co-pilot Andreas Lubitz was 'ill' and co-pilot Andreas Lubitz motivation for deliberately downing the plane was 'irrelevant'.
article_snippet: Above, Mr Bramley ( holds a photo of Mr Bramley ( son at the victims' memorial .
article_snippet: Mr Bramley ( was flying back to the UK via Dusseldorf to see Mr Bramley ( family.
highlights_snippet: British student Paul Bramley, 28, was one of the 150 victims of the crash .
  