London: The credibility of the Russian and Egyptian investigations into last weekend's Sinai air crash has been thrown into doubt after Britain and America said that the plane could have been brought down by a bomb. Ever since the Russian Metrojet airliner disintegrated in mid-air five days ago, both Moscow and Cairo have cast doubts on speculation that it could have been caused by a terrorist attack. But yesterday evening, Downing Street abruptly ordered the suspension of all flights from Britain to the popular Red Sea tourist destination of Sharm el-Sheikh, saying that it believed a bomb might have been planted on the plane. Advertisement "While the investigation is still ongoing...
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