The latest search for Madeleine McCann has concluded in Portugal as tents were taken down and heavy machinery was removed from the site.
Officers have spent three days combing a reservoir and surrounding scrubland after receiving “certain tip-offs”.
It’s not yet known if anything significant was found.
Police divers entered the water at the Arade dam in Silves municipality on Tuesday.
Personnel began to dig in an area of land on a peninsula at the Barragem do Arade on Wednesday afternoon.
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