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Experts believed that the wreckage came from the Boeing 777, arguing that the code “657 BB” appearing in the debris picture corresponds to a manual code in the aircraft.

Technical experts, including from US aerospace giant Boeing, are due to begin today examining the debris in France to determine conclusively whether it belonged to the flight and new evidence could help Australia’s Joint Agency Coordination Centre (JACC) narrow down the...

With the part established as belonging to a Boeing 777, the same model as Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, investigators at the specialized center Direction Generale de l’Armement Techniques Aeronautiques will be focused on linking the wreckage to the doomed aircraft.

A wing flap suspected to be from the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 has arrived at a French military testing facility where it will be analyzed by experts.

Experts will determine whether the debris found on the French territory of Reunion Island last week is from Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.

The migrant crisis in the northern French port of Calais has hit the headlines in the past week, with people desperate to reach Britain making attempt after attempt to breach Eurotunnel (Paris: FR0010533075 – news) defences, some paying for it with their lives.

Mr Sutherland urged the UK to join the common European approach to the migrant issue, warning: “Anybody who thinks that by erecting borders or fences in some way a particular state can be protected from alleged “floods” – which are anything but floods...

It was found on the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion and returned to the French mainland.

The flaperon is officially identified as being part of #Boeing 777.

A Sudanese man died on Wednesday as migrants desperate to enter Britain from France stormed the Channel Tunnel entrance and British ministers and security chiefs held an emergency meeting to try to tackle the growing crisis.

Drivers can be fined if their trucks are caught carrying illegal migrants, but according to BBC many don’t challenge the migrants because they fear violence.

A “metal object of interest” related to the search was found Sunday morning on the beach in St. Denis, part of Reunion Island, a local government official said.

Local police and tunnel security said hundreds of migrants had scaled fences around the Coquelles terminal in northern France and attempted to smuggle themselves on board vehicles.

That is the second piece of airplane debris found in recent days on Réunion, a French territory in the Indian Ocean off the east coast of Madagascar.

Under the proposals for landlords in England, the UK Home Office would issue a notice when an asylum application fails that confirms the tenant no longer has the right to rent property.