Phil Cardy

2 weeks ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Anders Anglesey |Phil Cardy |Monica Charsley |Gemma Ryder

A chilling new documentary has unearthed disturbing evidence linked to Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner — including children’s items, a damning hard drive, and a story describing a girl “not older than five.”A new documentary has revealed disturbing new evidence connected to Christian Brueckner — the chief suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann.

2 weeks ago | manchestereveningnews.co.uk | Tim Hanlon |Greta Simpson |Phil Cardy

A new search relating to the disappearance of Madeleine McCann took place this week (June 3 to June 5), close to where she went missing in Praia da Luz 18 years ago. Images taken by the Mirror show inside the abandoned farm buildings where search teams scoured through thick scrubland and empty buildings. German and Portuguese investigators wound down the operation in Atalaia, near Lagos, Portugal, on Thursday (June 5) after three days of searching scrubland and abandoned structures.

3 weeks ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Jeff Reines |Phil Cardy

Video LoadingVideo UnavailableThe video will auto-play soon8CancelPlay nowChristian Brueckner has taunted police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann in a letter. It comes after it was reported a British man and his German wife might be responsible for the toddler going missing. Reports from Portugal claim German police refused to act upon Portuguese authorities' request for an investigation into the couple, alleged to have hit Madeleine in a drink driving incident.

3 weeks ago | express.co.uk | Phil Cardy |Phoebe Tonks

UK cities may need to adopt digital graveyards as burial spaces dwindleA new report suggests that in the future, cemeteries will become an interactive experience where people can visit holograms of their ancestors. Graveyards are running out of space, but experts may have a solution (Image: Getty Images)Experts warn that cemeteries may be pushed into the digital age as metropolitan areas are on the brink of maxing out burial spaces for the deceased.

4 weeks ago | mirror.co.uk | Martin Fricker |Phil Cardy |Tim Hanlon

A man accused of using his car as a "weapon" and ramming a car into crowds at the Liverpool victory parade injuring nearly 80 people has appeared in court. Paul Doyle, 53, of West Derby, Liverpool, is accused of two counts of wounding with intent, two counts of causing grievous bodily harm with intent, two counts of attempted grievous bodily harm with intent and one count of dangerous driving when he allegedly ploughed into football fans celebrating Liverpool FC's title win.