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Police begin to question Shannon Police begin to question Shannon
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Police are to begin questioning Shannon Matthews, the nine-year-old found alive three weeks after going missing. Police are to begin questioning Shannon Matthews, the nine-year-old girl found alive three weeks after going missing.
They want to fill in gaps between when she was last seen and being found hidden in the base of a divan bed in a house in Batley Carr, West Yorkshire. They want to fill in the gaps between her disappearance on 19 February and her dramatic rescue from a house in Batley Carr, West Yorkshire on Friday.
Police said that with such a young child it might be a "long process". Police said they expected it be a "long process". Meanwhile, Shannon is under an emergency protection order and is in the care of social services.
Her stepfather's uncle, 39, said locally to use two names - Paul Drake and Mick Donovan - is being held on suspicion of abduction. Her stepfather's uncle was arrested on suspicion of abduction.
Neighbours and friends in Dewsbury have campaigned to keep her disappearance in the spotlight. The 39-year-old, said locally to use two names, Paul Drake and Mick Donovan, remains in police custody.
Neighbours and friends in Dewsbury have campaigned to keep Shannon's disappearance in the spotlight.
Map of where Shannon was foundMap of where Shannon was found
On Friday night they celebrated her survival, apparently unhurt.On Friday night they celebrated her survival, apparently unhurt.
Banners reading "Welcome back Shannon" and disco lights were set up outside the Matthews family home.Banners reading "Welcome back Shannon" and disco lights were set up outside the Matthews family home.
The schoolgirl had last been seen leaving Westmoor Junior School in Dewsbury on 19 February.The schoolgirl had last been seen leaving Westmoor Junior School in Dewsbury on 19 February.
She was found concealed in the bed in a flat a mile from her home. She was found concealed in the bed in a flat in Ligate Gardens, just a mile from her home in Dewsbury Moor.
Her mother Karen Matthews saw her after her release on Friday while her father Leon Rose said being reunited with his daughter would be like "winning the lottery".Her mother Karen Matthews saw her after her release on Friday while her father Leon Rose said being reunited with his daughter would be like "winning the lottery".
More than 200 officers and 60 detectives have been involved in the search, which police said amounted to 10% of West Yorkshire Police's operational strength.More than 200 officers and 60 detectives have been involved in the search, which police said amounted to 10% of West Yorkshire Police's operational strength.
The force said the operation was its biggest since the hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper.The force said the operation was its biggest since the hunt for the Yorkshire Ripper.
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