Inside Madeleine McCann suspect's 'secret lair' where '8,000 images were found'

fan favorites Loren and Alexei. In this exclusive clip from Monday's season finale of, their eldest son, Shai, finally gets to meet his baby brother, Asher, for the first time after Asher had to spend 22 days in the NICU.Asher, whom Loren gave birth to in August, was born premature.

Manori Ravindran International EditorScrapbook-style book series “The Popularity Papers” is getting the TV treatment.Amy Ignatow’s award-winning middle-grade novels will be adapted for the screen by Corus Media-backed Aircraft Pictures, the Oscar-nominated producers behind “The Breadwinner,” and Emmy-nominated production company WexWorks Media.The original book series, for which the first installment was selected as a top-10 title of 2011 by the American Library Association’s Rainbow Project and won the 2010 Gold Award from the National Parenting Publications Association, tells the story of two best friends, Lydia Goldblatt and Julie Graham-Chang, who are on a mission to crack the popularity code and dismantle the social construct for middle-schoolers everywhere. Using the scientific method, the girls conduct social experiments on their peers with hilarious results.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFinancial markets seesawed Thursday in reaction to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, with media stocks mostly finishing the day in positive territory after a sharply lower open.The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell as much as 2.6% in early trading. Markets turned higher in the afternoon after President Biden announced more severe U.S.

Emmerdale's local vicar Charles Anderson paid a visit to Meena Jutla in prison during the latest episode of the long-running soap, but fans warned him to stay away.Charles plucked up the courage to see the twisted murderer behind bars on Thursday night but many viewers warned him that he shouldn't be fooled by her lies.When the pair conversed, Meena tried to convince Charles that Ben Tucker's death was an accident and she killed him in defense.She also tried to insinuate that her sister Mandeep Sharma deserved to be kidnapped. But as she continued to tell tales, Charles appeared to be sucked in.Jumping onto Twitter, fans advised the vicar to wise up.One viewer wrote: "Please don't let Charles fall for Meena's depraved stories."Another said: "Weird how easily Charles seems to believe mad Meena.

Ukraine on Thursday (February 24).In the unusual video, the American star began: "Dear President Vladimir Putin,"I am so sorry that I was not your mother. If I was your mother you would have been so loved."Held in the arms of joyous light, never would this story’s plight."The world unfurled before our eyes a demise of nations sitting peaceful under a night sky."The actress continued with the poem: "If I was your mother the world would have been warm, so much laughter and joy and nothing would harm"I can't imagine the stain the soul-stealing pain that the little boy you must have seen and believed and the formulation of thought quickly taught."That you lived in a cruel, unjust world."It went on: "Is this why you now decide no one will get the best of you? Is this why you do not hide nor away shy from taking back the world."Was it because so early in life all that strife wracked your little body with fear."If i was your mother if the world was cold I’d have died to make you warm, I’d have died to protect you from the unjust, the violence, the terror, the uncertainty."I would have died to give you life."The 90210 star carried on reading: "Oh dear Mister President Putin, if only I had been your mother."Perhaps the torture of unwritten youth would not within your heart imbue ascription to such fealty against that world that you thought was so cruel."Perhaps you would hold dear human life and on this night instead of Mother Russia you would call me and I would set your mind quite free.

animals we came across included fish, squid and a shark." When asked if she was surprised that her video went viral, she said "yes", adding: "But the shark is very impressive, so it definitely appeals to many." Juliette said that "urbex has been my passion for four years". 'Urbex' is an abbreviation of 'urban exploration', a hobby that involves going off the beaten track to explore abandoned buildings or other facilities that are unseen by the general public.

ITV documentary called Yorkshire Ripper: The Secret Murders is attempting to link 20 unsolved murders to the notorious Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe.Sutcliffe murdered at least 13 women and attempted to kill seven more in a spree between 1975 and 1980 across Yorkshire and Greater Manchester.The second episode airs tonight, delving deeper into the Ripper investigation – involving an innocent man being sent to prison.The actual murderer, Peter Sutcliffe, was eventually caught on January 2 1981 and sentenced to 20 concurrent sentences of life imprisonment, which were converted to a whole life order in 2010.Ahead of the episode, we take a closer look at what happened to Sutcliffe after he was jailed.Peter Sutcliffe died from Covid-related complications in hospital while in prison custody on November 13 2020, aged 74. The former lorry driver from Bradford was said to have refused treatment for coronavirus, and also suffered from other health problems.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxPolice investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann have a “promising” new lead after a tip-off identifying a phone number that called new suspect Christian Brueckner on the night she was snatched.A viewer of Germany’s Crimewatch called to say they recognised a mobile number used to have a 30-minute conversation with the convicted paedophile just hours before the three-year-old was abducted from the Ocean Club.Detectives are now checking with banks in Portugal to see if the pay-as-you-go number was topped up at an ATM, according to reports.In the latest TV appeal about Maddie’s 2007 disappearance, cops urged viewers to check diaries and

German police probing Madeleine McCann’s disappearance are sifting through over 800 new tip-offs after a TV appeal.

FREE newsletter is just champion! Get the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inboxThe lawyer for the man suspected of kidnapping and murdering Madeleine McCann has insisted his client isn't a "monster".Convicted German paedophile Christian Brueckner is currently serving a 21-month sentence for drug offences but could soon be released on parole.Friedrich Fulscher described the 43-year-old criminal as a "friendly conversationist".He went on: "The prosecutor's office seems to have shot at our client and is now trying to correct their lack of evidence by any means possible."I experience him as a very calm and friendly interlocutor, and the atmosphere between us has always been very pleasant."He added Brueckner hasn't spoken

The prime suspect in Madeleine McCann's disappearance made a mystery phone call "from the same place" where she vanished about an hour later, it is claimed.

Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner could have been jailed two years before she disappeared but police in Portugal made mistakes over evidence in a rape case, it has been reported.

Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner allegedly said he wanted to make a Josef Fritzl-style dungeon in his home.

Madeleine McCann has no chance of being freed from jail on parole, German ­prosecutors insist.Christian Brueckner, 43, is serving 21 months for drugs offences and is appealing a seven-year term for raping an ­American woman, 72, in Portugal, where Madeleine went missing.There have been reports he may be released from jail in Kiel by exploiting a legal loophole.Prosecutor ­Stephanie Gropp said “the condemned man will not get out” even if he is granted parole – because a detention order issued over the rape “has not yet been revoked”.Brueckner is now the prime suspect in ­Madeleine’s abduction.Phone tracking devices placed him in Praia da Luz an hour before she ­disappeared in 2007.Her parents Gerry and Kate, from ­Leicestershire, are being

Fed up with the rain? Brighten up your day with the Daily Star newsletter sent to your inboxThe man suspected of abducting Madeleine McCann will not be freed from jail, despite suggestions he could use a legal loophole to secure his release.  Christian Brueckner, 43, is serving 21 months for drugs offences and appealing a seven-year term for raping a 72-year-old American woman in Portugal, where Maddie was last seen alive in 2007.It has been reported that Brueckner could be released from prison in Kiel, Germany, by exploiting a legal loophole.But German prosecutor Stephanie Gropp insists “the condemned man will not get out” even if he is granted parole – because a detention order issued over the rape case “has not yet been

The man suspected of abducting Madeleine McCann has no chance of being freed from jail on parole, German prosecutors insist.

Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner is whining that he's being bullied in prison over the case, his lawyer has said.

Madeleine McCann’s parents face fresh heartache after prosecutors said the man suspected of snatching her may not be charged. German authorities suspect paedophile Christian Brueckner, 43, killed the youngster and they claim to have evidence that she is dead.

Madeleine McCann may not be charged despite "concrete evidence", according to reports.German prisoner Christian Brueckner was dramatically unveiled earlier this month.Police believe he was in Praia da Luz, where Maddie was last seen alive, around the time she vanished.Hans Christian Wolters, a German prosecutor, even said they had "concrete evidence" Maddie was dead.But now Mr Wolters appears to have done a U-turn on Brueckner, whose lawyers deny he had any involvement in the case.Wolters told newspaper Braunschweig Zeitung: "You also have to be realistic enough that the investigation may not lead to a charge for the murder of Madeleine McCann.

The prime suspect in the Madeleine McCann case my not be charged - despite prosecutors being 'convinced of his guilt'.

Madeleine McCann case, as he looked at the time of her disappearance.A 2006 police mugshot of the German sex offender shows him with a different, longer, hairstyle.