Madeleine appeal: 1,000 replies
Police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have received nearly 1,000 calls and emails in response to a fresh appeal for information.
Portuguese cop: Met has finally caught up on McCann
The man in charge of the Portuguese police investigation into Madeleine McCann's disappearance has said that Scotland Yard is at the same stage he was at in 2007.
Gonçalo Amaral, who was removed from the case after accusing the McCanns of involvement in their daughter;s disappearance, told ITV News that the latest e-fits are promising.
"Every one of us on the investigation at the time found that lead important – as we see now that it is," he said.
ITV News' Europe Correspondent Emma Murphy reports from Praia Du Luz in Portugal:
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New face in McCann hunt after sighting ruled out
Detectives have ruled out the key sighting that underpinned the original Madeleine McCann investigation and adopted a new focus in the hunt.
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E-fits could answer questions over McCann disappearance
On the day she disappeared Madeleine McCann asked her parents a question: “Why didn’t you come when Sean and I cried last night?”
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McCanns' last hope to find missing Madeleine
Latest appeal is the parents' best - and most likely their last - hope to find out through police work what happened to their daughter.