Ouch. Roy Greenslade in the Guardian.

"I can accept that it is difficult to suppress information - and, of course, to accept the diktats of the Portuguese authority - but editors will surely wish to avoid scuppering the police operation."

Is it so difficult to understand that in other countries than UK, it's a rule for the police (and a very good one imo) not to inform the press everytime they move a finger ? It's not suppressing information, it's reacting in a professionnal way. And the pack of hysterical journos have to follow the rules ( not the "diktats") of the country who  hosts them.

It's not that difficult to suppress information but it can be difficult when that information is then found

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HER face!!!!

Its horrible !

kitti wrote:HER face!!!!

She looks like she's worried about what Redwood is going to come out with. Gerry just looks confused!

Iris wrote:http://www.theguardian.com/media/greenslade/2014/may/09/madeleinemccann-national-newspapers

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And a three year old Madeleine in red dress looking down on them all in the background.

AnnaEsse wrote:

kitti wrote:HER face!!!!

She looks like she's worried about what Redwood is going to come out with. Gerry just looks confused!

Yes, they both look sick to their stomachs don't they? No doubt they fear a Crimewatch 'tip off' that may blow the entire charade to smithereens; as in that glorious 'left field' moment we've all been praying for!

Have you noticed, when they were in PDL and she walked passed a poster off Madeleine, she never looked at her...very strange.

kitti wrote:HER face!!!!

That picture speaks 1000 words, l don't believe in a whitewash, Kate's face says it all.

margaret wrote:

kitti wrote:HER face!!!!

That picture speaks 1000 words, l don't believe in a whitewash, Kate's face says it all.

It's a picture of sheer terror.

Here's Roy Greenslade on an Irish radio show today.

http://www.rte.ie/radio1/marian-finucane/

4th item down.