Some 18 years after Madeleine McCann’s disappearance, the man British and German investigators consider their prime suspect drifts through Germany - appearing bitter, paranoid and consumed by self-pity
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The famously fiery chef was left wiping away tears after sitting down with the three-time Olympic champion swimmer, who is in a relationship with his daughter Holly
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Former England centre made allegations in 2022 Burrell ‘had to retire because of what’s gone on’ The former England rugby union player Luther Burrell has alleged that he was effectively forced to retire from the game after he spoke out about racist abuse he suffered from teammates. Burrell, 37, first alleged that he had been the victim of racism while playing for the then Newcastle Falcons, now Newcastle Red Bulls, in 2022. Among the allegations he made at the time, Burrell claimed that a teammate at Newcastle had referred to him as a “slave” and told him to apply sunscreen to his wrists and ankles as that’s “where your shackles were”. Continue reading...
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