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Missing flight MH370 : Debris found in search , says Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott

 
  • Satellites have captured images of several large objects in the ocean south-west of Perth;
  • Australian and US aircraft deployed to locate the debris have returned to Perth without spotting debris;
  • If Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 did crash into the ocean, the recovery option could take years.

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