More bodies found from North Sea helicopter crash

Scottish police say seven more bodies have been recovered from a helicopter crash in the North Sea.

Police are still searching for a last body after finding all 15 others killed when the Super Puma helicopter went down off the Scottish coast on April 1 in calm and sunny conditions.

Grampian Police say two of the seven bodies recovered Sunday are believed to be that of the pilot and co-pilot.

BP PLC has said the helicopter was coming back from the company's Miller oil field. It was operated by British firm Bond Offshore Helicopters. BP says it has discontinued using the helicopters for an unspecified period.