Portuguese and German police are conducting extensive searches in Portugal’s Algarve region for new evidence in the 2007 disappearance of three-year-old British girl Madeleine McCann, with a focus on a “vast” area using ground-penetrating radar. The searches are being executed under a European Investigation Order at the request of German authorities, who have identified Christian Brueckner as a suspect; he is a convicted child abuser currently serving time in Germany. Despite previous searches yielding no significant evidence, the investigation remains active as Brueckner, who denies involvement, could face charges if new evidence emerges.
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Cornes, Dillon apologise to umpires over Schultz saga
The AFL's handling of Lachie Schultz's concussion incident has led to apologies from CEO Andrew Dillon and commentator Kane Cornes to the four umpires involved. Dillon spoke with the umpires after the AFL admitted to a failure in the process regarding Schultz's on-field management following a collision. Cornes, who initially accused the umpires of misleading the AFL about the incident, retracted his statements and apologized unreservedly, acknowledging that the umpires had indeed seen the incident...
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