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38 face Madeleine inquiry quiz
The head of the new full-scale Metropolitan Police inquiry into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann has said there are 38 persons of interest, including 12 British nationals, that they want to speak to. He says they believe she is still alive.
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PM welcomes new inquiry into Madeleine McCann
The Prime Minister has welcomed an investigation by British detectives into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.
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Parents praise 'big step forward' in McCann case
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Parish Clerk: Any news must be good news
A Scotland Yard detective has revealed that they are investigating 38 people in connection with the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.
Robin Dent, Rothley Parish Council clerk said: "Any news on it must be good news, we just hope that this time something will come of it, obviously everybody thinks of the family around here, we just hope something good comes out."
Robert Murat: I've tried to move on but I'm linked
In an interview with Channel 5 News, former Madeleine McCann suspect Robert Murat has spoken about the difficulty he faced in moving on from the accusations.
The Algarve-based businessman was named as a suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine from Rothley in Leicestershire in 2007, and was cleared in July 2008.
In the interview he said: "I've tried to move on, my family's tried to move on but it's always something I'm linked to.
"Whenever there's anything that's new my name gets mentioned it it so yes, I'd like to see it resolved."
McCanns: Investigation 'a big step forward'
The McCann family has welcomed the Metropolitan Police's shift from a review to an investigation into missing Madeleine.
'This is an important moment for Madeleine'
Metropolitan Police Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood has said told ITV News that moving from a review to an investigation in the Madeleine McCann case was "an important moment" for the missing girl.
He said drawing together the material obtained by Scotland Yard, Portuguese authorities and private investigators had increased their investigative leads from 195 to over 3,800.
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'No clear definitive proof Madeleine McCann is dead'
Metropolitan Police Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood has said there was "no clear definitive proof Madeleine McCann is dead" and urged the public to continue looking for the missing girl.
Kate and Gerry McCann not among 'people of interest'
Scotland Yard has confirmed that Kate and Gerry McCann are not among the 38 people identified as "persons of interest".
The group that the McCanns were dining with in Praia da Luz on the night Madeleine went missing, are also not among the 38 people of interest.
Police identify 38 people of interest in Madeleine case
Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood, head of the investigation into Madeleine McCann's disappearance, has said that they want to talk to 38 people from across Europe - including 12 UK nationals - in connection with they inquiry.
The missing girl's parents Gerry and Kate are not among the people of interest.
Met Police launch Madeleine McCann investigation
The Met Police has announced that the review into Madeleine McCann's disappearance has now become an investigation with 38 people, including 12 UK nationals, identified as "persons of interest".
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Parents praise 'big step forward' in McCann case
Police believe Madeleine could still be alive, and they have drawn up a list of 38 people - 12 of them British - who they want to speak to.
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Investigation focused on answering Madeleine questions
What happened to Madeleine? It is likely only one person knows the answer, and finding that person is the focus of a British investigation.