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A lump of wreckage thought to be part of Malaysian airliner MH370, which went missing more than a year and a half ago, has washed up on the French island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean - thousands of miles from where the plane is thought to have crashed into the sea. The missing flight became one of the biggest mysteries in aviation history. We speak to former pilot and aviation expert Kyle Bailey about how a piece of wreckage could be found so far from Malaysia.

Facebook is still growing, and so are its revenues. The online giant's quarterly earnings were published earlier today and, while profits are down after investing in other products, ad-based income is up 43% over the last year. Twitter has not had the same luck. The 大象传媒's North America technology reporter Dave Lee joins us from San Francisco with more.

Late fashion designer Alexander McQueen's retrospective exhibition at London's Victoria and Albert museum proves so popular that it is keeping its doors open throughout the night. And, when it comes to the office - how hot is too hot? We find out what temperatures mean that it is just too warm to work.

We are joined by our guests Jensine Larson of the women's digital network World Pulse in Portland, Oregon and David Kuo of the Motley Fool in Singapore.

(Photo: French police inspect a large piece of plane debris found on the beach in Saint-Andre, on the French Indian Ocean island of La Reunion. Credit: Reuters)