Were the fishermen right all along? Search for missing flight MH370 switches 700 miles north as new data reveals ill-fated jet was travelling FASTER than first thought

The latest lead in the baffling disappearance of the Boeing 777-200 came today from search authorities who revealed that the doomed airline was travelling faster than previously thought. Ten aircraft and six ships, including HMAS Success, pictured right, will now shift their focus 1,100 kilometres north of the previous search zone in the Indian Ocean (middle). The move is another frustrating twist for families - including Steve Wang, bottom right - who are desperately clinging to any sign of their missing relatives, ruled to have been killed after MH370 lost radar contact and vanished 20 days ago.

Now Thailand says its satellites have spotted '300 floating objects' in the southern Indian Ocean hunt for wreckage from flight MH370

Hollywood ALREADY working on multiple movies about Malaysia Airlines tragedy