McCanns encouraged by investigation - UPI.com ROTHLEY, England, April 26 (UPI) -- Kate and Gerry McCann, whose daughter Madeline disappeared in 2007 while the family vacationed in Portugal, say they are encouraged by new developments. Police released a new image Wednesday of the little girl from Rothley, England, which accounts for her age since she went missing. We need to remind people around the world that this is probably what Madeline looks like today, not the very famous picture of her when she went missing. This is Madeline as a young girl now," said Clarence Mitchell, spokesman for the McCanns. "Kate and Gerry welcome this and they are hugely encouraged by what the police have been doing all of this last year since the launch of the investigative review," he added. Scotland Yard has launched an investigative review in the last year, and has found 195 potential leads. Detectives in Portugal said they are willing to reopen Madeline's case, pending judicial approval. In the meantime, Mitchell told the BBC the McCanns are "coping as best they can." Mitchell did not reveal whether authorities have reason to believe Madeline is still alive. Madeline was abducted from the McCanns' holiday apartment in Portugal. At the time, she was 4 years old.