first on the issue of madeleine mccann. what i think i think it's welcome that the metropolitan police have decided to review the case and review the paperwork. on the issue of dr. david kelly, i thought the results of the inquest that were carried out and the report into it were fairly clear and i don't think it's necessary to take that case forward. >> dennis skinner? >> is the prime minister aware that the most revealing statistic in recent days has been the fact that in

. >>> four years after the disappearance of madeleine mccann, the british government has pledged newt police resources to investigate. in spain, thousands remain on edge more than a day after the country's deadliest earthquake in more than a half century. nine people were killed. there was extensive damage in the south when the tremor struck. the earthquake was shallow, magnifying the impact. >> today, inspectors went house- to-house, checking the full extent of the damage. this was the worst earthquake in spain in decades. inspectors are working their way around all the buildings affected by the earthquake, trying to establish which are damaged beyond repair, probably like this, and where it might be possible for family to move back in. these people are among those allowed back home briefly to salvage what they could from the wreckage. it was not safe to stay here. when the earthquake hit, it's at large pieces of masonry crashing into the streets. it sent large pieces of masonry crashing into the streets. most were killed by falling debris. today, the massive cleanup operation has be

first on the issue of madeleine mccann. what i think i think it's welcome that the metropolitan police have decided to review the case and review the paperwork. on the issue of dr. david kelly, i thought the results of the inquest that were carried out and the report into it were fairly clear and i don't think it's necessary to take that case forward. >> dennis skinner? >> is the prime minister aware that the most revealing statistic in recent days has been the fact that in recession-hit britain, the billionaires have gone up by 20, an increase of 37% in the first year of this tory rule whilst in the real world, inflation is going to through the roof. thousands of blind people are having to march in the streets in london to hang on to their disability insurae. what a savage indictment on this lousy rottenories dropped off by -- >> here, here. >> i think the most i can -- i can see he enjoyed that. >> the prime minister's reply. the prime minister. >> i think the most revealing statistic today is the fact that the unemployme

and now, madeleine's mother, kate mccann, has a new book out this morning. it's called "madeleine."ir daughter. >> reporter: young madeleine disappeared while on vacation in portugal in 2007. her parents, gerry and kate mccann, went to dinner earlier in the evening. leaving madeleine and her younger siblings alone in their room. >> please, if you have madeleine, let her come home to her mummy, daddy, brother and sister. >> reporter: almost immediately, she and gerry come under intense scrutiny. at one point, becoming suspects in madeleine's disappearance. portuguese police launch an investigation. but after four years, the little girl has not been found. >> please, tell us where to find her. >> reporter: now, kate has written, "madeleine," a heart-wrenching story of her lost daughter and the family that waiting for her. she writes of despair so dense, there seems only one way around it. i had an overwhelming urge to swim out across the ocean. she says as hard and as fast as i could. to swim and swim and swim until i was so far out and so exhausted, i could just allow the water to pu

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. >> four years ago this month, madeleine mccann disappeared while on holiday with her parents and twin brother and sister. her mother kate mccann has published a rell have atory book about her daughter's disappearance, the international hunt and all that has followed since. based in part on a journal she's kept since that day, the third of may 2007, she writes that pedophiles make her want to rip her skin off and physical intimacy with her husband was impossible at her lowest ebb. >> during the days following her disappearance, you were very restrained, very quiet. and that was obviously your way of dealing with what was going on. but in a sense, you've opened up in this book, particularly about your own relationship. how hard was that to do? >> i think i am quite a private person, so it hasn't come naturally, to be honest. i think i've learned over the last four years, or developed a kind of protective layer really. so i think i'm tougher and able to shoulder more than i was. i didn't feel i could do something that wasn't as complete and as honest as it could be really. i think it wou

first on the issue of madeleine mccann. what i think i think it's welcome that the metropolitan police have decided to review the case and review the paperwork. on the issue of dr. david kelly, i thought the results of the inquest that were carried out and the report into it were fairly clear and i don't think it's necessary to take that case forward. >> dennis skinner? >> is the prime minister aware that the most revealing statistic in recent days has been the fact that in recession-hit britain, the billionaires have gone up by 20, an increase of 37% in the first year of this tory rule whilst in the real world, inflation is going to through the roof. thousands of blind people are having to march in the streets in london to hang on to their disability insurance. what a savage indictment on this lousy rotten tories dropped off by -- >> here, here. >> i think the most i can -- i can see he enjoyed that. >> the prime minister's reply. the prime minister. >> i think the most revealing statistic today is the fact that the unempl

go >> kate mccann writes she might have missed a warning from madeleine.e also says a note left by staff might have tipped about a pedophile. it was just days before her birthday when little madeleine disappeared from her bedroom. her twin siblings were asleep nearby. but that morning her mom kate writes why didn't you come when sean and i cried last night? she changed the subject quickly but kate writes she might have missed a hugely important clue. it's my belief there was somebody in or trying to get in the children's bedroom that night. she also reveals that a staff had posted a note that a predator might have seen that the children might have been left unattended while they dined minutes away. they checked every 15 minutes or so until the last time when madeleine was gone and the window was open. >> when i went in, there was a gust that blew the curtains opened, that's when i knnoticed that the shutter had been pulled off. >> kate concentrated on the find madeleine website which provide computer generated images of how madeleine might be ageing but in