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Kate

[keyt]

noun

  1. a female given name, form of Katherine or Catherine.



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Julia Wandelt, who Leicester Crown Court heard believes she is Madeleine, and Karen Spragg are on trial charged with stalking Kate and Gerry McCann.

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Giving evidence on Friday, Mrs Kennedy, Madeleine's great-aunt, told the jury she had "always been there" for the family and was "a confidante" to Kate McCann.

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Ms Wandelt, 24, of Jana Kochanowskiego in Lubin, Poland, and Mrs Spragg, 61, of Caerau Court Road, Cardiff, each deny one count of stalking Kate and Gerry McCann between June 2022 and February this year.

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Kate Madrigal, 37, a homemaker, said she had come several times to the site to protest.

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Well into Kate and Charlotte’s childhoods, Birkin would stay out all night with Gainsbourg, return home in time to get the girls up and off to school, then sleep until 2 in the afternoon.

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