London, Sept 19 : The case against the parents of Brit toddler Madeleine McCann is likely to be dropped, following new evidence.

Kate and Gerry McCann have admitted that their four year-old daughter’s DNA was found in a car they hired 25 days after she went missing in May this year during a holiday in Portugal.

However, it looks like Madeleine’s DNA was transferred into the car when the McCanns hastily left their apartment in the Algarve resort of Praia da Luz.

They were moving into a nearby apartment and did not want to reveal the location.

New York, Sep 19 : Melanie Brown reportedly left her 2-month-old daughter with her cleaner for four days when she eloped with Stephen Belafonte.

The Spice Girl’s former housekeeper, Tonia Lamere claims that the singer left young Angel Iris with her while she fled to Sin City with Belafonte.

"One evening of baby-sitting turned into four days!" the New York Daily News quoted Tonia, as telling Star magazine.

"The child was sick, there was no nanny, and when Mel called, she never even asked about the baby,” she added.

London, Sept 19 : Take That have been signed on to be the new face of Marks & Spencer menswear.

The clothing giant has already had award-winning photographer Rankin snap heartthrobs - Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, Jason Orange and Howard Donald - secretly in a closed set.

The quartet will be seen dressed head to toe in M&S clothing when the campaign becomes public early next month.

Kolkata, Sep 19 : A man from Kolkata has a fiery passion for woodcraft, and has carved several miniature replicas, which include the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Big Ben of London and the famous Howrah Bridge.

Amit Todi, a businessman who started carving replicas two-years ago, spends hours of his free-time carving pieces of wood, creating architectural splendours.

Over time, what started as a project has turned into Amit's hobby.

London, September 19 (ANI): A new poll has shown that millions of people in the UK have self-diagnosed a food intolerance, and may be avoiding key foods as a result.

The study conducted by a testing firm called Yorktest has revealed that less than a quarter of 12 million of the people, who claim to be food intolerant, have had their condition formally diagnosed.

While many of the nine million people also claiming to be intolerant may well be so, the study suggests that they may just be fussy.