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Baroness Michelle Mone and her businessman husband Doug Barrowman have been interviewed under caution by detectives investigating them for fraud, it can be revealed.

Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby made an unexpected TV reunion in a new Netflix documentary.

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

Jimmy Savile 's crimes claims there is another "untouchable" paedophile in the UK. Criminologist and former police detective Mark Williams-Thomas says he has "done everything" to get the "significant person" brought to justice, but fears it won't happen while he is still alive.

Naman Ramachandran U.K. TV producer Content Kings and production finance broker and distribution agent Silverlining Rights have revealed a raft of international pre-sales for “Diana: The Ultimate Truth” (1×60’), a documentary which investigates the circumstances leading up to the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, 25 years ago.

Madeleine McCann’s murder insists he has no alibi.Hans Christian Wolters defended his claim Christian Brueckner is behind the Brit girl’s 2007 disappearance.It came after TV investigator Mark Williams-Thomas said he was convinced the convicted child sex offender was innocent.Mr Wolters, who is heading the case in Germany, said: “Because Mr Williams-Thomas doesn’t know the files we are not surprised by his opinion. It’s a fact that the suspect has no alibi.“We found nobody who gives Christian B an alibi.

Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner confessed a catalogue of crimes to TV investigator Mark Williams-Thomas.But he insisted he had nothing to do with the then three-year-old’s disappearance.The Brit ex-cop, 52, is the first person the convicted child sex ­offender has opened up to since he was accused of killing the missing youngster by law chiefs in his native Germany two years ago.In a Channel 5 film Madeleine McCann: The Case Against Christian B, tomorrow (Wednesday, May 11) at 9pm, Mark said: “There were quite a lot of letters back and forth. He talks very openly.”Brueckner, 44, confessed to flogging drugs from his camper van at an Algarve tourist beach.

Christian B has reportedly told a TV show he has an alibi for the disappearance of Madeleine McCann. The German convicted sex offender was this week named an official suspect by the authorities.

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Madeleine McCann's disappearance "disjointed and fractious".Former police officer Mark Williams-Thomas accused detectives from the three countries involved in the investigation of withholding information from each other.He said Portuguese police had not told their German counterparts they were conducting new searches of three wells for Madeleine's remains.And he said the Germans had not told the Metropolitan Police the "full details" of the evidence they had acquired against prime suspect Christian Brueckner – including why they were convinced the youngster is dead.Mr Williams-Thomas – a former police family liaison officer whose TV documentary outed Savile as a predator following his death – said he was not even convinced the Portuguese's