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Daily Star reports. READ MORE: Shocked bride finds groom being breastfed by his mum before wedding ceremonyA source close to the McCanns reportedly said: "The family are taking no chances, they are willing to look at all leads. It is important they look at all of the factors, the girl does look similar.

The Mirror. READ MORE: Family of woman claiming to be Madeleine McCann 'refuse to take DNA test'However Julia has shared "evidence" on social media including a speck in her eye and a freckle on her leg in the same location as Madeline. Now a Polish charity called Missing Years Ago has released a statement on behalf of Julia's family.

The family of the young woman who believes she is Madeleine McCann have released a bombshell statement saying they are 'devastated at this current situation'. Julia Wendell went viral after she created the Instagram account @iammadeleinemccann and presented 'evidence' she is the youngster who mysteriously disappeared in Praia da Luz on the night of May 3, 2007.

The Sun, her Polish family have "flatly refused" to cooperate by giving a DNA test after they apparently started shunning her. Dr Fia Johansson, a psychologist, medium and private detective who is working with Julia at the moment, told the Sun that she wants to be "respectful" to the McCann family whilst dealing with the issue quickly, reports The Star. READ MORE: Madeleine McCann timeline: Woman claiming to be missing girl asks parents for DNA testShe said: "My feeling is that we need to force the mother or a member of Julia's family to take the DNA test rather than disrupt the peace of Kate and Gerry, which is not necessary.

A private investigator hired by Madeleine McCann's parents has addressed claims from a woman that she is the missing girl.

Madeleine McCann, has shared a picture of her "smile" and compared it to Kate McCann's mouth. The 21-year-old believes she is the missing Brit, who disappeared in May 2007 in Praia da Luz in Portugal. She has now shared side by side images of herself and Maddie's mother Kate, suggesting they are similar.

the Daily Star. Faustyna has freckles in the same place and a speck in her eye, just like Madeleine McCann who disappeared in 2007 during a family holiday in Portugal aged just four years old. The 21-year-old also alleges that she has been unable to access her birth certificate.

A man has been rushed to hospital after an alleged early hours street attack in Aberdeen city centre.

A woman who claims she is missing toddler Madeleine McCann says she has been contacted by the girl's family to take her up on the offer of a DNA test.

Madeleine McCann says she has "evidence" to back up her claims. The TikTok user, @iammadeleinemcann, has gained 17,000 followers on the app and has also made an Instagram account. Despite the woman's age being 21, she says that there could be a mistake, as Madeleine would now be 19-years-old.

Prosecutors admit they still cannot prove paedophile Christian Brueckner snatched Madeleine McCann, a friend has claimed.

Mercedes for help tracking the missing mother-of-two’s car keys, a family friend has revealed.Charlotte Drake, who lives close to the couple in St Michael’s on Wyre, Lancashire, says that Nicola would definitely have been carrying her distinctive wooden paw-print key-ring, which had two Mercedes keys attached.Paul has already contacted the car company to ask if there was any way of “tracking” the keys in hope that it might provide a clue to Nicola’s whereabouts.READ MORE: Nicola Bulley expert vows to start looking for burial sites with family's blessingCharlotte pushed back against speculation from “armchair detectives” that Nicola might have left the keys in her car, insisting that the keys “were definitely on Nikki at the time” when she disappeared.Another friend of the couple, Heather Gibbons, said Paul had got in touch with Mercedes very soon after it became clear that Nicola was missing."Paul has been clear about Nikki's keys being missing from the get go,” she added."In the local searches he specifically asked people to keep their eyes open for them and even organised for people to go out with metal detectors."One of the first things he did was to contact Mercedes to see if they could be tracked."Meanwhile, former detective Mark Williams-Thomas is set to join the hunt for the missing mum-of-two, which is now in its third week.Williams-Thomas, who helped expose sick DJ Jimmy Savile and advised on the search for Madeleine McCann, says that he plans to comb the banks of the River Wyre to “bring factual evidence analysis and dismiss some of the inaccuracies” connected to the high-profile case.He wrote on Twitter: “I will be spending time up in St Micheals on Wyre [sic] next week to pull together a quick turn around

A NEW Netflix documentary hopes to shed new light on TV presenter Jill Dando’s murder. A reassessment of the case is being filmed and is likely to air later this year, months before the 25th anniversary of her killing.

The life and tragic unsolved death of one of Britain’s most beloved TV presenters, Jill Dando, is to be profiled in a Netflix documentary series.

The parents of Madeleine McCann had to use funds raised to search for their daughter to fight an ex-police officer who made “unfounded” claims about the case.

A woman who was 'stolen' by Scottish travellers when she was just four-years-old has been miraculously reunited with her family 53 years later.

daughter disappeared from the resort of Praia da Luz in May 2007, appealed to the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) arguing that Portuguese authorities had breached their right to a private and family life and also their right to be presumed innocent. But in a ruling handed down on Tuesday the court in Strasbourg rejected the couple's arguments, finding that there was extensive publicity around the claims before Mr Amaral published them in his book. Judgment McCann and Healy v.

optical illusion device that made objects look bigger at Camera Obscura, Edinburgh, when he whipped his manhood out.The Scottish mechanic was alone in the room with his girlfriend and thought no one else would see, but an image of his penis was projected onto a screen in another room. READ MORE: Madeleine McCann's parents' lose 13-year-old legal battle over claims they were involvedThat room was full of 15-year-old schoolgirls and police were promptly called and Carlyle charged, reports the Daily Record.Carlyle appeared at the city’s sheriff court today (Tuesday, September 20) where he admitted to conducting himself in a disorderly manner by exposing his penis and committing a breach of the peace.Camera Obscura has five floors packed with more than 100 illusions.Fiscal depute Ross Carvel said the incident happened at around 1.30pm when Carlyle and his partner were in the Ames Room.The prosecutor said the accused “unbuckled his belt, unzipped the flies on his trousers, and removed his flaccid penis from there”.Mr Carvel said: “He has then held his penis in his hand and walked to the other side of the room.“Thus he appears to grow in size.

The parents of Madeleine McCann have lost the latest stage of their legal battle over comments made by a retired Portuguese detective claiming they were involved in her disappearance.

READ MORE:Mum's 'skeleton' found in bed after she's been 'eaten by her adored pet dogs'Chloe said: “At points, we thought he might not make it, but he’s so strong-willed. "After a few really scary months it’s amazing to see his playful personality developing and how much he fills the babygrow that once swamped him.”Chloe added: “When George was delivered and we heard that little cry, we felt relief.

READ MORE: Thousands of 'crocodiles' invade beach leaving locals 'panicking' They are appealing to the European Court of Human Rights after Portugal’s highest court threw out their claim.Initially, they won the first round of the battle and an ­injunction was granted to prevent further sales of the book.Amaral, 62, appealed and, ­after years of litigation, won in 2017 with a ruling he was entitled to “freedom of expression”. The McCanns then went to the ECHR, which has now said that its judgement will be published on Tuesday.Technically, the case is against Portugal’s justice system, not Amaral.But if they lose they could be forced to pay huge costs.Paperwork lodged with the court shows that the McCanns, who deny any involvement in Madeleine’s disappearance, claim the allegations in the book and a documentary “infringed their right to respect for their private life and their right to presumption of innocence”.The court said the judgement would be published on Tuesday. For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here . READ NEXT: Woman busted selling fake disabled parking badges for £175 after forging signatures Russian hypersonic missile crashes despite Kremlin bragging it's 'unstoppable' Kremlin fuming at ‘blasphemous’ snub after Putin not invited to Queen's funeral