"Scotland Yard detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann are examining eight "important" new leads, it was claimed yesterday.
Spanish private investigators have handed over 30 boxes of documents which could yield a breakthrough.
On Tuesday, four British officers visited the Barcelona HQ of Metodo 3, the detective agency employed to look for Madeleine by her parents Kate and Gerry for six months after she vanished at the age of three in 2007.
The agency's director, Francisco Marco, said there were "six, seven or eight very important leads" within the files.
But sources close to the British investigation played down the significance of the material yesterday."
Spanish private investigators have handed over 30 boxes of documents which could yield a breakthrough.
On Tuesday, four British officers visited the Barcelona HQ of Metodo 3, the detective agency employed to look for Madeleine by her parents Kate and Gerry for six months after she vanished at the age of three in 2007.
The agency's director, Francisco Marco, said there were "six, seven or eight very important leads" within the files.
But sources close to the British investigation played down the significance of the material yesterday."
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