A businessman is to support the search for missing British child Madeleine McCann by putting posters of the four-year-old on his removal lorry as it travels through Europe. Jason Jay, manager of Jays of Cornwall, is travelling to Albufeira in Portugal shortly, with his business colleague Adam Cooke. Their removal firm is taking a Cornish family's belongings out to the Algarve just miles away from the Praia da Luz holiday resort where Madeleine McCann was abducted. Jason, from Looe, has put up posters on his vehicle in the hope that it will raise public awareness of the missing child. 'You cannot give up hope,' said Jason, who himself has two children aged 11 and 14, as well a baby on the way in six weeks time. 'We travel to Europe a lot and the pictures will be on the lorry until she is found. 'I am a family man myself and I dread to think what the parents of Madeleine are going through. 'It is sickening that things like this can still happen.' The removal lorry will also be travelling to Alicante, Madrid and Santander on its next trip.
