Belgian police have identified a young girl thought to have possibly been missing British four-year-old Madeleine McCann.
The girl has turned out to have been the daughter of a Belgian man.
A woman alerted police last month after spotting a girl she believed was Madeleine at a roadside cafe in the eastern Belgian town of Tongeren.
She was with a Dutch-speaking man of about 40 and an English-speaking woman of around 25.
Prosecutors had confirmed the girl was not Madeleine.
The girl, who had lived for the past year with the man's ex-wife in the town of Riemst, had been at the restaurant with him and a female friend from Poland.
The Polish woman spoke English and according to police the young girl was ill at ease because she did not act like her father's friend.
Madeleine went missing on a family holiday to Portugal on 3 May.
Since then there have been a number of possible sightings from Morocco to Argentina.
None has been confirmed and Portuguese police have said she may be dead.
