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Malaysia Airlines: terror experts home in on fake passports as debris found

 

Interpol is investigating suspect passports used to board missing Malaysian Airlines Flight MH370 as Vietnamese authorities say they have spotted possible wreckage

09 Mar 2014

Interpol warned of danger posed by stolen passports

 

The director of Interpol warned governments to do more to monitor stolen passports less than a month before Malaysia Airlines flight MY370 disappeared with four passengers on board believed to have been using stolen documents

09 Mar 2014

Stolen passports were on Interpol database

 

The Telegraph's Beijing correspondent Malcolm Moore says Interpol has confirmed that at least two of the stolen passports used to travel on the Malaysia Airlines plane were on its database

09 Mar 2014

Italian family relieved over son's missing passport mix-up

 

Luigi Maraldi quickly called his family at home in Rimini to tell them he was not on the missing flight

09 Mar 2014

Plane may have disintegrated in mid-air, say Malaysia investigators

 

Investigators looking into the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight 370 think the plane may have "disintegrated" in mid air, as Vietnam's navy discounts the objects they initially thought could be wreckage

09 Mar 2014

Why are we still in the dark about Malaysia aircraft?

Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared in the early hours of Saturday, yet it was a modern aircraft, from a reputable airline, flying in good weather. What could have gone wrong?

09 Mar 2014

Families speak of agonising wait for news

Families in Australia speak about their agonising wait to hear news of their missing loved ones who were aboard the Malaysia Airlines flight

09 Mar 2014

Terrorism experts investigating jet crash

Malaysian authorities confirm that they have contacted international intelligence agencies following the discovery that four passengers were traveling on stolen passports on the missing Malaysia Airlines jet

09 Mar 2014

Malaysia crash: terror experts investigate four suspect passports

Four passengers on the missing Malaysia Airlines flight are suspected of travelling on fake passports

09 Mar 2014

Stolen passports raise questions over crash

The Telegraph's Malcolm Moore says authorities have confirmed that two of the people on board the missing Malaysia Airlines flight were traveling on stolen passports

08 Mar 2014

Oil slick spotted in sea in search for missing Malaysian plane

Vietnam air force planes spot two oil slicks suspected to be from missing Malaysian Boeing 777 jet, as it emerges at least two passengers were travelling on stolen passports

08 Mar 2014

Loved ones around the world wait for answers

Distressed relatives around the world wait for answers as to what happened to the missing Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 that disappeared from air traffic control screens over waters between Malaysia and Vietnam

08 Mar 2014

Malaysia Airlines plane 'supremely safe'

The Malaysia Airlines plane, a Boeing 777-200, which disappeared off the coast of Vietnam is widely accepted as one of the safest jets in use

08 Mar 2014

Malaysia Airlines jet still missing

Following the crash of a Malaysia Airlines jet the country's acting transport minister says they have not been able to locate the plane and have requested assistance from neighbouring countries

08 Mar 2014

Malaysia: terror fears over stolen passports used on missing plane

Air safety experts investigate whether terrorism was behind the disappearance of the Malaysia Airlines flight which vanished over the South China Sea

08 Mar 2014

What could have caused the crash?

Investigators in America and Malaysia face a long haul unpicking why the Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777-200 crashed

08 Mar 2014

Valentine's Day responsible for abortion, says Malaysia's Islamic watchdog

Muslim authorities in Malaysia blame Valentine's Day for social ills from abortion to alcoholism, but members of minority Chinese community celebrate with mass wedding

14 Feb 2014

Last of the Sea Nomads

Photography The Bajau Laut are some of the world's last sea nomads but destructive fishing in the Coral Triangle is threatening their way of life. Photographer James Morgan captures this centuries-old Malay culture.

13 Feb 2014

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Discover the secret to walking on water

Malaysians have fun trying to cross a pool filled with 8,000 litres of fluid, by running, cycling and even breakdancing on the stuff

14 Jan 2014

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Slavery case: our beautiful girl has gone, but she is still my beloved sister

Reunited after 46 years, the woman freed from London 'slave house’ and her determined sibling

30 Nov 2013

Full interview with sister of London 'slave'

Exclusive video In an exclusive interview with the Telegraph the sister of a Malaysian woman, allegedly held as a slave for 30 years, talks about their emotional reunion

29 Nov 2013

Watch: 'Slave' was happy in Britain and had lots of friends

Sister of Malaysian 'slave' describes joy and sadness following first emotional reunion in more than 40-years

29 Nov 2013

Exclusive interview: I can heal Malaysian 'slave', says sister

Exclusive Kamar Mautum, a retired teacher, tells The Telegraph's Dean Nelson she believes her 69-year-old sister, Aishah, is one of the women who has allegedly been held captive by the leaders of a 1970s Communist collective for 30 years

26 Nov 2013

Slavery case: high-flying student who vanished into Maoist sect

Malaysian 'slave' held in London for 30-years named as highflying student who disappeared while studying in London

26 Nov 2013

Malaysian massages use cream cheese

A craze for massages using cream cheese rather than oils is sweeping Malaysia

04 Nov 2013

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