german police identify a man they believe killed madeline mccann. three year old madeline disappeared from herfamily‘s holiday apartment in portugal 13 years ago — the suspect — who is in prison — is being named as christian b. translation: with the suspect we are talking about a multiple sexual predator who has already been convicted for crimes against little girls. and is serving a long sentence. the police are appealing for the public‘s help — they say the man used this campervan when he lived in the algarve. we'll have the latest on this major developement in the police investigation. also this lunchtime... donald trump is accused of dividing america, by his former defence secretary — james mattis has attacked the president's handling of the anti—racism protests. i hope when i get out of here that with the help of these lovely physios, they will actually be able to enable me to walk, but if i can walk with a stick or better still, without a stick, i would be happy. the long road to recovery for people who've been through the severest form of cor

think, madeline, you're being too kind to our prime minister and cabal here.here have been so many failures. anything the people of this country on the whole, most people of this country, have behaved so people of this country, have behaved so responsibly, have done the right thing over and over so responsibly, have done the right thing overand overand so responsibly, have done the right thing over and over and over, i've been astonished by that, actually, how prepared people were to do the right thing for the sake of the national health service, for the sake of society. and i'm sorry, but i think sake of society. and i'm sorry, but ithink our sake of society. and i'm sorry, but i think our leadership has failed them and it's not because i am of them and it's not because i am of the opposite political persuasion. i really do feel... say some really jeremy hunt, in a position of some influence, would have been a better person than some of the people we have in charge, including dominic cummings, who is in —— and unelected man accountable to i'io —— and unelecte

madeline's family can now hope that vital questions will finally be answered. well let's change gears and. to sports now in the buddhist leader frankfurt to beat braman in a tough match on wednesday night the game was originally scheduled for early march but postponed due to a storm braman faced a near certain relegation when their campaign was interrupted for 2 months by the coronavirus still they had been resurgent since the season restarted but frankfurt was too much for them. with survival at stake against frankfurt flaw he and co phelps braman were counting on super player not a bit in court scored the winner in 2 of their last 3 games. it was frankfurt though who fired the 1st warning shot in the 11th minute getting coupling winning the battle with andre field. frame and came close a few minutes later davey and long range rocket diverted by kevin trap. just before half time in box hill got off another shot for braman but traffic was once again to the tach. no score at half time in the empty bays a study on. they were files a plenty from both sides in this

absolutely believe madeline mccann is dead —— make the terrible news for madeline mccann‘s parents.t isa it is a story that used to be on the front pages when i became a journalist, right at the beginning and obviously it captured... it is quite extraordinary, the degree of coverage compared with other cases. but this one got, she was a photogenic young child, it was horrific what happened to her, disappearing, her poor parents have lived for 13 years, to have her siblings have grown up without a sibling. there are other families siblings have grown up without a sibling. there are otherfamilies in a similar situation and they do not get the same courage. speaking of that, these sunday telegraph has linked these suspect who is imprisoned in germany with other other unsolved child murders, and other unsolved child murders, and otherfamilies other unsolved child murders, and other families who are suffering not knowing what happened to their children, james, they could be a breakthrough in their cases with the suspect who is being held. absolutely, i think it is a good piece of investi

madeline's family can now hope that vital questions will finally be answered. now. more on the coronavirus pandemic now and its impact on the economy among the hardest hit businesses have been restaurants bars and clubs many of which have been forced to shut down for months the people who work in those businesses are often students for those who come from abroad the going has been especially tough. hardly a student to be seen on the campus of the university of alton book in northern germany since the coronavirus pandemic began most professors have taken their classes online students participate from home one of them is 27 year old yosh once mereology from india for 3 years he's been working towards a degree in physics his area of specialty is converting sunlight into energy. and germany is very good in football so that's where i'm going after finishing the studies i want to become an engineer and then i want to go back to india because we are. and i have to believe because i did not come to germany on a grant he has to work his way through college up until february

when madeline mccann disappeared from her room in this resort in portugal she became a global story her face instantly recognizable from news bulletins and missing posters. in spite of her parents' efforts to raise awareness and an extensive search by police the 3 year old was never found. now 13 years later a suspect has suddenly emerged a german man who lived in this house near the resort when madeline disappeared. just off the suspect is a german citizen and was 30 years old at the time of madeleine's disappearance he is currently in prison in germany because of a sexual crime and drug dealing from 1995 to 2007 he was in portugal almost continuously and it lived in a house between pry into louche and lie across for a couple of years. like their chairman counterparts british police are appealing for information linking him to madeline's case. there might be people in the past hooping cough a full have come forward to the place and my message is to anybody that has information did did he speak to you in confidence and tell you what happened that night. 2 vehicles could offer up clues t

madeline's family can now hope that vital questions will finally be answered. let's bring in our correspondent in london for more on the story that the mccann family talked to the press this morning what have they been saying about this new development. well there was the spokesman for the mccann family and he said that they are not really hopeful they're not optimistic but they support this investigation they feel that they need closure and this is what they're really hoping for and they feel that this is also a significant new lead because there was never just one individual framed by the police not by the portuguese authorities who were leading the investigation in the 1st years by the british police so they feel this is a significant moment they are not hoping for anything else hoping that madelyne would be alive they're just hoping for closure that they can come to terms with this 13 year old. german portuguese british police they've been working together on this it has been 13 years as you said why has it been such a difficult case to solve. well i think

madeline's family can now hope that vital questions will finally be on said. i don't have any definitive information to say whether she. is alive or otherwise as from 2011 we've always treated this as a missing person inquiry that is the disappearance of madeleine i'll continue to focus on trying to understand what happened on the 37. but there's little chance of a happy outcome the german authorities are now treating the case as a month to investigation. for some more details let's bring in deed of used to get moss joining us from london a good day to you the mccann family is talking to the press this morning what more can you tell us about that. well it was a spokesman for the mccann family and he said that they're just hoping that they can somehow get some closure on the case they say there is no optimism has no real hope madelyne would be a life but they just hoping that the case can be moved forward. you have to remember that the emma can family maintained. for madeleine they hired private investigators. as they also maintain some sort of public profile t

madeline's family can now hope that vital questions will finally be answered. for some more details let's bring in deed of used to get moss joining us from london a good day to you the mccann family is talking to the press this morning what more can you tell us about that. well it was a spokesman for the mccann family and he said that they're just hoping that they can somehow get some closure on the case they say there's no optimism no real hope that madelyne would be a lawyer but they just hoping that the case can be moved forward. you have to remember that the family maintained. for madelyne they hired private investigators. as they also maintain some sort of public profile they never gave up the search for her daughter they were also initially the suspects in the case when the portuguese police opened the case very early on but that had been cleared and now they are still fighting to get some closure. and to know what happened to their daughter it's been a very long struggle for the family and it's being treated now this case as a murder case how close in th

you will definitely be invited, madeline. and i would like to thank you, secretary albright, dear madeline, or your time today and for blessing our new corporation with the korbel school and dean meyer, fritz, i look for to working with you and with the school. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> this concludes this session. now we will turn to our session on business and tech responsibility for democracy. the moderator is the editor in chief of the danish magazine monday morn, and in this connection even more importantly, chairwoman of the daily management society which comprises secretaries from

many thanks to yasmin and madeline — goodbye. good evening.ntre. he struck with football but there were two more games in the premier league tonight and entertaining contest between tottenham and manchester united which ended in a one all the draw. not looking good for norwich as they mark their attempt to action with a home defeat to southhampton, more now from oui’ with a home defeat to southhampton, more now from our correspondent natalie. it is said that actions speak louder than words and in the pen drop silence, this now familiar gesture spoke volumes. this was no game of thrones but his actions have seen regal of late, forcing the government policy change to stop children from going hungry this summer, but there was nothing he could do about this. stephen tearing through his team—mates to put spurs ahead. a great run at a fair shot. he should have done better, but spurs fans rather enjoyed it. rejuvenated united and hugo needed to be nimble. what a wonderful safe. his body tired, the clumsy tackle handed united a penalty. in the equalis

madeline's family can now hope that vital questions will finally be on said. i don't have any definitive information to say whether she. is alive or otherwise as from 2011 we've always treated this as a missing person inquiry despite the disappearance of madeleine and i will continue to focus on trying to understand what happened on the my 37. but there's little chance of a happy outcome the german authorities are now treating the case as a mudder investigation. thank you for watching t w news will be back at the top of the hour with another new stop they stay with us . combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. and what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. covert 19 special next on d w.

because the suspect is a german man who is currently in prison madeline mccann disappeared in portugal back in may 2007 despite an enormous international search and intense international media coverage her fate still remains a mystery. for more let's bring in our correspondent who's brought he's on the story for us hans what more do we know about this this apparent break in this investigation. well the suspect as you say it is a 43 year old man and one of the leading investigators on the matter spoke on german television tonight just fairly recently and he confirmed that the man in fact is in prison in germany for sexual offenses concerning children and for dealing in drugs he has previous convictions for sexual offenses with children so he is somebody who fits the profile of all the suspected abductor and move possible murder of maddie mccann very clearly the police know that he was in the tone in the area at the time of the disappearance of this go he was using mobile phone at the time he made a phone call at around the time that the crime was committed and the police are now looking

madeline's family can now hope that vital questions will finally be on said. i don't have any definitive information to say whether she. is alive or otherwise as from 2011 we've always treated this as a missing person inquiry does the disappearance of madeleine i'll continue to focus on trying to understand what happened on the 37 but there's little chance of a happy outcome the german authorities are now treating the case as a murder investigation. let's get you briefed now on our top stories this hour germany's governing coalition has passed a 130000000000 euro stimulus package to counter the economic fallout from the pandemic deal see taxes cut in money given directly to founders. this is deja vu news live from berlin i'm brian toms for the entire team thanks for being. on neil and i'm good. the 2nd season of only good friends on the planet on the brink of disaster we did long in-depth interviews with experts about one question how do we change the could only.

madeline's family can now hope that vital questions will finally be on said. i don't have any definitive information to say whether she. is alive or otherwise as from 2011 we've always treated this as a missing person inquiry does the disappearance of madeleine i'll continue to focus on trying to understand what happened on the 37 but there's little chance of a happy outcome the german authorities are now treating the case as a murder investigation. let's get a recap now of our top story at this hour the european central bank has boosted its stimulus measure for the eurozone by 600000000000 euros taking very emergency bond buying program to 1.3 trillion e.c.b. chief christine legarde said the measures were needed to lessen the economic shock of the koran the bars christmas. thank you for watching to doubling its. goodbyes sausages are low for education. big changes are underway in the food industry. our major food companies are changing to meet new demand. for a less meat consumption really help the environment. as we explore germany. germany. next on d w. int

german prosecutors say they believe that madeline mccann — the british girl who went missing 13 yearsdead. from june 15th face coverings will be made compulsory for anyone using public transport in england. if you don't wear a mask or something to cover your face you won't be allowed to travel and you could be fined. the government says people should start wearing them now — but the rules will be enforced from the week after next. here's the transport secretary making the announcement. ican i can announce that as of monday the 15th of june face the 15th ofjune face coverings will become mandatory on public transport. it does not mean surgical masks which we must keep for clinical settings, it meets the kind of face covering you can easily make at home. let's get some of the day's other news a court in the us state of georgia has heard that one of the men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery used a racial slur after shooting him. travis mcmichael allegedly used the language —and an expletive as the young black man lay on the ground. mr arbery wasjogging when he was chased down by mr mcmi

german prosecutors, who are investigating the disappearance of the british girl madeline mccann say she'st. named only as christian b, the 43—year—old lived in the part of portugal where madeleine was abducted in 2007.

that is the fantastic life of stanley dunham. >> host: willie lohmann. >> guest: and madeline the rolemodel. she wanted to be sophisticated in the moment she marries stand down them she realizes she's the one i will have to carry the load in this relationship. she's incredibly dependable and rose to the office of vice president of the bank in hawaii. when i interviewed him he described her as a character of madman which i found really and just think and said he was in devotee of that popular shown his grandmother goes from being a secretary to one of the great ad people in that show. so it wasn't always easy for. as a teenager to live in that family but never felt unloved. stan who is the more problematic of the two really adored and showered as much attention on him as he could even though he was troubled in other ways and madeline was ours there for an even though she was not a very emotional person preacher is not a hug or kiss her she'd never say a lucky barry or any grandkids about sword. she was the dependable pragmatic one. >> host: weaver last error happened in talking to david

you will definitely be invited, madeline. and i would like to thank you, secretary albright, dear madeline, or your time today and for blessing our new corporation with the korbel school and dean meyer, fritz, i look for to working with you and with the school. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> this concludes this session. now we will turn to our session on business and tech responsibility for democracy. the moderator is the editor in chief of the danish magazine monday morn, and in this connection even more importantly, chairwoman of the daily management society which comprises secretaries from denmark's business community. >> and current secretary of state mike pompeo talks about challenges facing democracy, china's role in the coronavirus pandemic, and their decision to extend national security law over hong kong. >> it's a great pleasure for me to welcome our next speaker, the american secretary of state mike pompeo. good morning, mr. secretary. i think it is a morning in "new york times" on. i know you have been travel

a german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of madeline mccann from a resort in portugal 13 years ago. the man in his 40s is a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around in a camper van. madeleine was three years old when she went missing from praia de luz in 2007. here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. this is the vw campervan that was by the new suspect in the madeleine mccann investigation. with its distinctive colours, police hope it will trigger someone‘s memory and lead to new evidence about their as yet unnamed suspect. he used the vehicle to live in, and certainly the week preceding, he was in there, living, so he would move around the area, using that van as probably his base. the suspect also used this jaguar car at the time. he registered the car into someone else‘s name the day after madeleine mccann disappeared. the 3—year—old went missing on may 3, 2007. she'd been sleeping in her parents‘ holiday apartment while they were 50m away, having a meal with friends. her 17th birthday

when jan and her identical twin sister madeline had been diagnosed when they were four, which required stem cell transplants, which they have at the hospital in pittsburgh -- children's hospital of , their procedure, the stem cell transplants, it isn't readily inspected -- incredibly expensive. this is before the affordable care act. let me correct that, the patient protection. we did hit a one million-dollar cap on our employer-based coverage. fortunately, and unfortunately, were able to -- we have four children, the twins are our oldest. i had a toddler and i was pregnant with my fourth when we this is cancer. my husband was able to take family medical leave in order to help. we would go back and forth and tagteam staying at the hospital and see them taking care of my son. there was no income coming in because it is unpaid. we kept the coverage but it was expensive. when you have nothing coming in and everything going out, we .nded up filing bankruptcy fortunately, they were able to go on to kate as a secondary through the state, which did help pick up some things, but we did not sig

at the time madeline mccann went missing.ere to blame and our heart should go out to blame and our heart should go out to them. this gentleman was first named in 2013 and in 2017. there we re named in 2013 and in 2017. there were suspicions around this individual. we have had so many false hopes and so many sightings, suspects. it brings it up for them and it is a difficult time for them and it is a difficult time for them and we should not forget that. in 2007, at the beginning, there was enormous sympathy for them as a family across the board. but, you andi family across the board. but, you and i and others will remember how in some quarters, that mood changed. again, a very difficult time for them. i think it changed because they were trying to get publicity to help find their daughter. they somehow seemed almost too sophisticated and too professional for a couple going through what they were. but they are two doctors, bright individuals, and they realised publicity would bring. and they did a tenth anniversary broadcast a

german police identify a man they believe killed madeline mccann.n he lived in the algarve. we'll have the latest on this major developement in the police investigation. also this lunchtime... donald trump is accused of dividing america, by his former defence secretary — james mattis has attacked

have evidence that the madeline mccann is dead.. his full surname is being withheld for legal reasons. he is a 43—year—old german man, a paedophile with convictions for rape and for drug dealing. he spent a lot of time in the algarve. police say he was in praia da luiz on the night of that madeline mccann disappeared. they have made public appeals for information. they say there are probably other victims out there. they want them to come forward. my impression is that really they are desperate for more information. translation: are investigating good and without a charge. it could end like all the others. we are optimistic it will be different for us optimistic it will be different for us but before that we need more information. now christian b is currently in a german prison serving a sentence for drugs dealing. he is at the stage in his sentence where he could be considered for parole. investigators say it is highly unlikely for all sorts of reasons that the authorities would deem him fit for release. you good —— you do get the

of over 30 children for the mccown family 13 years of not knowing what happened to their daughter madeline could be about to come to an end but if it turns out that christie in b. was behind her disappearance then serious questions are going to be asked of german law enforcement why they didn't act upon information that they had soon after peter all of our r.t. early in. or german police have said they didn't have enough evidence to arrest christian bale we have requested a more details from the more let you know what they say as a man we get a reply so that brings you up to date so far today we're back again when you speak at the top of the. we go to work. straight home. to off running oh oh oh yeah i did it's. been a real good shots to begin murders controls all life. becomes our last communities young people are deciding if they want to be not like their parents not like to unlimber. always drove school. or wasn't you always have problems but your level of focus and walk is the most ubiquitous lonely out there most police departments use it almost overstayers in the school felt that the

in those days and weeks after madeline disappeared tojuicy anything and weeks after madeline disappeareda certain environment. there was one particular person who later matched the identity photos issued by the metropolitan police and 2017. we saw people acting strangely and fairgrounds, one gentleman videoing children and a water park couple of miles away, we saw a van, a tote at pick speeding past on the way home from the restaurant on the night madeleine disappeared. tiny things but with the benefit of hindsight they stack up and you begin to wonder. i know you were contacted by the police, what did you say to them? basically when we returned to dublin we were not initially contacted dublin we were not initially co nta cted by dublin we were not initially contacted by portuguese police which i found rather strange so we felt compelled to give a statement to the irish police when we returned to dublin which we did which was then forwarded on to interpol. by then they were involved in the case. then when operation grange was set up we we re when operation grange was set up we were conta

. >> amanda and madeline were dining outside. they witnessed the incident and saw the man eating and drinking with a large group at the restaurant before he confronted the family. >> the older gentleman was very aggressive and he started, he shoved the father. >> i heard him say blue lives matter we are here for you and i heard the word shoot. >> it looked like he an agenda to come specifically to that father, that family or something and it may have been because the kids had the black lives matter shirt. >> they called police who took a report at the restaurant. >> he had so much anger in his face and his eyes. i just hope that he gets arrested and that he, we press charged against him and we get justice from this. >> i have been in touch with the police and they say they are investigating and already have a suspect in mind. abc7 news. >> tonight, george floyd's family is preparing for his operate funeral tomorrow. earlier today, thousands of mourners paid their respects outside of a church in houston. abc news reporter with mor

prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of the three—year—old british girl madelineal 13 years ago. this was shortly before her fourth birthday. the man in his 40s is a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around in a camper van. the german police have given a statement to the media. they confirmed that they were seeking to question a man on suspicion of murder. the braunschweig state prosecutor, hans christian wolters gave this update. translation: in connection with the disappearance of the three—year—old british girl madeleine mccann on the 3rd of may 2007 from an apartment complex in praia da luz in portugal, the braunschweig prosecution is investigating against a 43—year—old german on suspicion of murder. we are assuming that the girl is dead. with the suspect, we're talking about a multiple sexual predator who has already been convicted for crimes against little girls, and he is already serving a long sentence. between 1995 and 2007, he has regularly been living on the algarve, amongst others a couple of years in a h

a german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of madeline mccann from a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around ina campervan. madeleine mccann was three when she went missing from praia da luz in 2007. daniel sandford reports. this is the volkswagen campervan that was by the new suspect in the madeleine mccann investigation. with its distinctive colours, police hope it will trigger someone's memory and lead to new evidence about their as yet unnamed suspect. he used the vehicle to live in, and certainly the week preceding he was in there, living, so he would move around the area, using that van as probably his base. the suspect also used this jaguar car at the time. he registered the car into someone else's name the day after madeleine mccann disappeared. the three—year—old went missing on may the third 2007. she'd been sleeping in her parents' holiday apartment while they were 50 metres away, having a meal with friends. her 17th birthday was last month. 0n the german version of crimewatch this evening, po

german prosecutors, who are investigating the disappearance of the british girl madeline mccann say she'ssumed dead. they say a jailed sex offender is the prime suspect. named only as christian b, the 43 year old lived in the part of portugal where madeleine was abducted in 2007. from june 15th face coverings will be made compulsory, for anyone using public transport in england. non compliance means you won't be allowed to travel and you could be fined. the government says people should try to start wearing them now. here's our transport correspondent, tom burridge. please remember to use a face covering while travelling on tfl services. it is advice now. it will be an order soon. covering your face is to become compulsory on public transport in england. the move was popular for those travelling around in warrington this afternoon. you don't want to catch anything or be ill. you don't want anyone in your family to get anything. so i think it's a great idea. you're in a closed space on a bus or on a train or anywhere like that. so i think it probably should be compulsory. at certain times

madeline's photo has become a symbol here in praia da luz of police failure and press intrusion.ourney to find each other? lucy williamson, bbc news, praia da luz. church bells have rung out across london 72 times to honour the victims of the grenfell tower fire, on the third anniversary of the disaster. the grenfell united campaign group says the fight for safe homes and justice continues, as nothing has changed, since the fire. sima kotecha reports. church bells told in unison across london this evening. 72 times to remember each victim who died on that day. and then came their names. due to coronavirus, services were online, song and press. we are still going through the grieving process and the rest of the country right now is grieving because of covid and people have lost families and friends ahead of their time. and we're grieving with them and, you know, covid brought a lot of bad emotions for us, especially for how things were after the fire because there are a lot of similarities, you know, glued to the tv, listening to the numbers of deaths rising every day. the blaze s

. >> amanda and madeline were dining outside. they witnessed the incident and saw the man eating and drinking with a large group at the restaurant before he confronted the family. >> the older gentleman was very aggressive and he started, he shoved the father. >> i heard him say blue lives matter we are here for you and i heard the word shoot. >> it looked like he an agenda to come specifically to that father, that family or something and it may have been because the kids had the black lives matter shirt. >> they called police who took a report at the restaurant. >> he had so much anger in his face and his eyes. i just hope that he gets arrested and that he, we press charged against him and we get justice from this. >> i have been in touch with the police and they say they are investigating and already have a suspect in mind. abc7 news. >> tonight, george floyd's family is preparing for his operate funeral tomorrow. earlier today, thousands of mourners paid their respects outside of a church in houston. abc news reporter with mor

german police believe christian be killed madeline, but they still need the public help to bring themsaying there were a few small clashes with police around downing street this evening — missiles were thrown at officers in protective gear, as mounted police tried to drive back some demonstrators. at one point a policewoman was unseated and her horse bolted into the crowd. there have only been four arrests made in the capital. earlier, i spoke to detective sergeant janet hills. she is the chair of the metropolitan black police association and a serving police officer. she told me that the protests had been largely peaceful across the uk, and responded to concerns over social distancing... people have gone there with the right attitude that they think if anyone is gone there to disobey the instructions from the government, i think people have gone there with the right attitude to protest about something that they feel really passionate about. i wonder how you see your role in the metropolitan black police association as a member of the authorities but also as plexus citizens must be su

german police believe christian b killed madeline mccann, but they still need the public help to bring the north—west of england, have delayed plans to reopen to more pupils on monday. it's over fears of rising coronavirus infections. some scientists suggest the ‘r' or reproduction number, is creeping up and may have surpassed one, the point at which the epidemic could take off again. 0ur north of england correspondent, judith moritz reports now from greater manchester. well, here we are, russell scott primary school in very changed times. and it's all about welcoming your children back in a safe and sensible manner. yesterday morning, head teacher steve marsland posted this video on his school website as he prepared to open up to more children on monday. but by the afternoon, those plans were put on hold. the school, told to delay by the local director of public health. we want the children in school where they should be but in terms of the health of our community, i salute the decision, that somebody has actually come out and followed the guidance that was issued originally, where if

a german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of madeline mccann from a portugal 13 years ago. the man in his 40s is a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around in a camper van. madeleine mccann was three years old when she went missing from praia de luz in 2007. daniel sandford reports this is the volkswagen camper van that was by the new suspect in the madeleine mccann investigation. with its distinctive colours, police hope it will tread that someone's memory and lead to new evidence about their as yet unnamed suspect. —— trigger someone's memory. he used the vehicle to live in, and certainly the week preceding he was in there, living, so he would move around the area, using that van as probably his base. the suspect also used this jaguar car at the time. he registered the car into someone else's name the day after madeleine mccann disappeared. the three—year—old went missing on may the 3rd 2007. she'd been sleeping in her parents' holiday apartment while they were 50 metres away, having a meal with friend

german prosecutors, who are investigating the disappearance of the british girl madeline mccann say she'sy as christian b, the 43 year old lived in the part of portugal where madeleine was abducted in 2007.

observe social distancing rules. 13 years after she vanished, prosecutors in germany, say they believe madelined. a 43 year—old german national has been identified as a murder suspect. known only as christian b, he's currently in prison for sex offences and was living in portugal near the resort of praia de luz, in the summer of 2007, when the 3 year old dissappeared while on holiday with her family. our correspondentjenny hill reports now from the city of brown—shweig, in north—eastern germany. they have looked everywhere for madeleine mccann. it's 13 years since she went missing during a family holiday in praia da luz. herfamily have never given up hope that they'd find her, but today, investigators in germany announced they had opened a murder enquiry. they believe a german man killed madeleine mccann. translation: we are assuming that the girl is dead and the suspect, we are talking about a multiple sexual predator who has already been convicted of crimes against little girls and is serving a long sentence. the suspect has been named, though not officially, as christian b. his full surname

german police are investigating if the man suspected of murder of the british tabloid madeline mccann might also be linked to the disappearance of another child in germany a 5 year old. from saxony and holt went missing without a trace while on an outing with the family in 2015. mosques in the intonation capital jakarta have opened for prayers for the 1st time in 9 weeks where ship is supposed to bring that on prayer broad's where mosques and remained one meter high temperature chicks are also carried out at the entrance to the most . well the un has doesn't at this ignited today world environment day it's a global health emergency has cut pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in some regions because economic activity has been widely suspended but not all environmentalist are optimistic about what this could mean for the future. time for nature the tagline for this year's world environment day the theme biodiversity more than 500 species have gone extinct in the last 100 years another 500 are on the brink human driven climate change is one of the fact it's pushing what scientists say

a german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of madeline mccann from a a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around ina campervan. madeleine mccann was three years old when she went missing from praia de luz in 2007. they want to speak to someone he spoke to on the phone on the night madeleine vanished. police say he transferred a car he owned into someone else's name the day after. when the coronavirus lockdown came into effect, many people found themselves stranded and alone. flights all around the world had to be cancelled and plans had to be changed. this was certainly true for the crew of the russian ship kruzenshtern, which found itself a long, long way from home. tim allman reports. when it comes to self—isolating, it doesn't get much more extreme than this. sailing into port in kaliningrad, the tall ship kruzenshtern gets quite the welcome. cadets back on land, though it is quite different since when they set sail. when we started the voyager betting was different. now it is not clear how we will live

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killing of mink as soon as they became sick a month ago step fasten al-jazeera in the southern madeline's. top level football has resumed in vietnam with no restrictions on fans attending games. so the league was suspended in march because of the global spread of corona virus but with no coronavirus deaths recorded in the country in just 328 confirmed cases football has come back without social distancing measures or limits on crowd sizes . had online to al jazeera dot com where you'll find much more of the day's top stories and all the latest headlines. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera thousands of people are marching in washington d.c. to protest against the killing of a black man in police custody george floyd's death 12 days ago has sparked rallies against racism and police brutality around the world several police forces in the u.s. have announced changes to law enforcement tactics such as banning chokeholds and there are strains. libya's un recognized government has rejected a ceasefire plan proposed by egypt's president following talks in cairo or lower $25.00 to it had said

a german prisoner has been identified as a new suspect in the disappearance of madeline mccann from a13 years ago. the man in his 40s is a convicted sex offender who had been living in the algarve at the time, travelling around in a camper van. tonight, detectives in germany made a television appeal for more information. madeleine mccann was three years old when she went missing from praia de luz in 2007. here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. this is the volkswagen camper van that was by the new suspect in the madeleine mccann investigation. with its distinctive colours, police hope it will tread that someone's memory and lead to new evidence about their as yet unnamed suspect. —— trigger —— tri er someone's —— trigger someone's memory. he used the vehicle to live in, and certainly the week preceding he was in there, living, so he would move around the area, using that van as probably his base. the suspect also used this jaguar car at the time. he registered the car into someone else's name the day after madeleine mccann disappeared. the three—year—old went missing o

german prosecutors, who are investigating the disappearance of the british girl madeline mccann say she'ssumed dead. they say a jailed sex offender is the prime suspect. named only as christian b, the 43 year old lived in the part of portugal where madeleine was abducted in 2007. now on bbc news, the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament. coming up: mps demand the government allow them to continue voting by video link. and say the new giant queuing system isn't working. it all looked more like exercise in a category c prison for white—collar criminals rather than the mother of parliament. labour hardens its attack the government over its handling of coronavirus, but borisjohsnon reckons the country wants to see a united front. i really do not see the purpose of the endless attacks on public trust and confidence. i have supported the government openly and taken criticism for it but boy does he make it difficult to support this government. and an mp defends changes to the abortion laws in northern ireland. one reason why this house stood up for the rights of all wo

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killing of mink as soon as they became sick a month ago step fasten al-jazeera in the southern madeline's. time for a quick check of the top stories here on al-jazeera tens of thousands of people have been demonstrating in washington d.c. to make their voices heard in the police brutality across the united states a largely peaceful demonstration is believed to be the city's biggest since rallies began of the death of george floyd in minneapolis nearly 2 weeks ago. people around the world of also gathered to express their anger over floyd's death in the u.k. demonstrators rallied to denounce institutional racism thousands gathered in london with a small number of testers clashing with police now downing street where the prime minister lives libya's u.n. recognize government has launched an offensive to reclaim the strategic city of sirte stronghold of warlord leave the half tons forces the government also rejected a cease fire plan proposed by have tough the talks in egypt al-jazeera symbolic that is on a highway leading to it with more on the government's offensive. we were. here to tell