Stolen Passports Deepen Mystery of Missing Malaysian Jet.

Oil slicks signaled that a missing Malaysian Airline System Bhd. jet may have crashed in the Gulf of Thailand even as the mystery surrounding the plane deepened with the discovery that two passengers used stolen passports.

An air search resumed today after Vietnam's military said it found twin sheens as long as 15 kilometers (9 miles) off the country's south coast yesterday. That may mark the first clue in the disappearance of Flight 370 and the 239 people on board the Boeing Co. 777-200 en route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur.

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Six nations hunting for the plane had little to go on, with no distress calls, emergency-beacon signals, bad weather or other signs why a cruising airliner would lose touch in one of the safest phases of flight. The prospect of terrorism arose after Austria and Italy said two passengers used passports stolen from their nationals, both men. The stolen passports are being probed and investigations are following all angles, Malaysia's Department of Civil Aviation said today.

Mexico Fetes Cuaron's Oscars, but Filmmakers Keep Feet on Ground.

MEXICO CITY — As Mexico basks in the glow of its first best director Oscar for Alfonso Cuaron and his blockbuster film Gravity, a new generation of homegrown filmmakers wonders if the magic of the golden statuette will rub off on them.

Cuaron's 3D space thriller scooped seven Oscars, the most of any film on Sunday, and was lauded for groundbreaking special effects conveying space and weightlessness, though it lost the best picture award to drama 12 Years a Slave.

David Moyes thanks Man Utd fans for support in 'difficult' season.

Manchester United manager David Moyes has thanked the club's fans for their loyalty in what he admits has been a "difficult" first season.
Moyes succeeded Sir Alex Ferguson, who ended his 26 years as United boss by winning a 13th league title, on 1 July.
United lie seventh after only 13 wins from 27 Premier League games.
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I have absolutely no doubt we will see great winning sides here again
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David Moyes
In a magazine sent to United season ticket holders, Moyes wrote: "The difficult season we have experienced was not something that I envisaged."

Lionel Messi sees specialists after vomiting during games.

Barcelona star Lionel Messi has been to see medical experts after vomiting during recent matches.
Messi, 26, was sick on the field during Argentina's midweek draw in Romania.
"Something is not right, but it doesn't affect his performance. It happens to him regularly," said Barcelona boss Gerardo Martino before Saturday's match at Valladolid.
Magic Messi at Barcelona
Debut: 16 October 2004 against Espanyol

Jack Wilshere: Arsene Wenger backs midfielder's World Cup bid.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger will do "absolutely everything" to ensure Jack Wilshere is fit for the World Cup.
The midfielder, 22, was ruled out for eight weeks after breaking a bone in his left foot during England's 1-0 win over Denmark on Wednesday.
England's World Cup campaign begins against Italy on 14 June.
Games Wilshere is likely to miss
Jack Wilshere