The reports appeared in the Portuguese press, which also quoted the man heading the organisation criticising the British Police. Gonçalo Amaral was relieved of his duties later in the dayThe Government Sub Delegate in Huelva Province in Spain, Manuel Bago, has this evening denied the reports that Spanish judicial police have met today with their Portuguese colleagues in the city to discuss the case of the missing British youngster, Madeleine McCann who vanished from the Algarve last May. He also commented that there were no plans for any such meeting to take place.The reports had appeared in the Portuguese newspaper ‘Correio da Manha’ during the day, along with statements from the man who was at the head of the Madeleine McCann investigation in Portugal, Gonçalo Amaral. He launched an attack on the British police, claiming that they were acting at the whims of the McCanns, who were pretending to ‘disrupt and interrupt’ the investigation. Amaral claimed an example of this was an anonymous email sent to Prince Charles’s webpage, which accused an ex employee of the Ocean Club of having kidnapped the four year old in revenge for being sacked. This had, he is reported to have said ‘no credibility’ for the Portuguese police, who consider that the McCann’s have started a campaign to discredit them.