Madeleine McCann's family mark 19th anniversary of disappearance with poignant vigil

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Madeleine McCann's family mark 19th anniversary of disappearance with poignant vigil.

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Madeleine McCann's family has marked the 19th anniversary of her disappearances with a poignant vigil.Kate and Gerry, accompanied by their twins, held the outdoor gathering in their home vilage of Rothley, Leicestershire.The couple were pictured in public with Maddie's siblings Sean and Amelie, now aged 21, for the first time.Prayers were said for Maddie, who disappeared in May 2007 as she slept alone with her younger twin siblings.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Neither Kate McCann, 58, or her husband Gerry, 57, addressed the crowd during the vigil.Sean, a talented swimmer who hopes to represent Great Britain in the 2028 Olympics, and university student Amelie lit candles for their sister at the war memorial at Cross Green.And Kate's uncle Brian Kennedy read the poem "The Beacon" by Simon Armitage, the now-poet laureate.The Rev Rob Gladstone, vicar of Rothley Parish Church, told the crowd: "We gather today to pray for Madeleine and other missing children, to encourage one another...

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