The mother of missing Madeleine McCann took an emotional return journey back to Britain over the weekend to attend a family christening.
It was the first time she visited the country since her four-year-old daughter was abducted on 3 May from her family's holiday apartment in the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz in Portugal.
Kate McCann, 38, repeated that she did not want to return home without the missing four-year-old but made an exception to celebrate the entry of her godchildren into the Catholic faith.
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