Madeleine: 'Now they are trying to frame me' says mother quizzed by police

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Madeleine: 'Now they are trying to frame me' says mother quizzed by police The mother of Madeleine McCann was dramatically reinterviewed by police yesterday - and is terrified they are trying to frame her. Kate McCann was questioned at police headquarters in Portimao, 30 miles from Praia da Luz, for over eleven hours...read Sisters keep mother's body in fridge for 10 years Headlines Drivers risk two years in jail for using their mobile phones Caught on camera, the traffic warden whose T-shirt insults his victims British Tornados scrambled to see off eight Russian bombers Cameron offers gap year cash bonus to 16 -year-olds who complete 'national service' Butcher gets noise abatement order 'for chopping his meat too loudly' Salt gives 4-year-olds high blood pressure Specialist schools 'no better than comprehensives' Killer doctor faces questions over deaths of at least 11 other patients BBC slammed over dressed down journalist in jeans Sir Ian Blair's leadership crisis as police watchdog calls for his resignation over Menezes shooting Blackpool launches crackdown on stag and hen parties Depression 'is worse for your health than asthma or diabetes' TV lawyer makes his case for U.S presidency £1bn raid on suburbs to boost Labour heartlands 'Sensationalist BBC TV' row over the slaughter of the lambs Volvo unveils plug-in-and-go hybrid car Every driver's dream ... using a Taser on the 'Mad Mullah of the traffic police Taliban' Bin Laden video 'to address Americans over 9/11 anniversary' MORE NEWS Sisters keep mother's body in fridge for ten years - and visit her every weekend Two sisters have kept their dead mother in an undertaker's fridge for 10 years - so they can visit her in the funeral parlour's chapel of rest every weekend . . . read Facial yoga: the latest craze to reduce wrinkles It is less painful than plastic surgery and cheaper than Botox - but it does make you look pretty silly. ccording to fans of facial yoga, however, stretching your face into outlandish grimaces reduces wrinkles and worry lines . . . read The amazing pictures that show autumn has come early After a dreary summer of endless showers and muddy fields, autumn has arrived early with a welcome flourish of red and yellow. Although the season does not traditionally start until the equinox in another fortnight, some trees have already taken on a warm, coppery hue . . . read Baby born with a full head of Elvis-style ginger hair Trips to the hairdresser will start early for this baby - as she needs to have her wild hair tamed after just 10 weeks The return of the wet-nurse Breastfeeding someone else's baby has been unthinkable for mothers for over a century. Incredibly, despite the health risks, it's making a comeback in modern Britain What drove this pregnant lingerie model and her fiance to take their own lives? Two lovers, two suicides - the parallels with Romeo and Juliet are haunting. So what drove this pregnant model and her fiance to kill themselves? Harry gets an ear-bashing: What happened when he forgot to pick Chelsy up from the airport If he thought it was a good idea to grab an extra few minutes in bed, Prince Harry was put right by girlfriend Chelsy Davy Life in the workhouse? It could have been worse It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Thus did Charles Dickens sum up life during the Industrial Revolution, and it would seem his description applies nowhere more closely than to children employed in Britain's factories and workhouses

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