内容摘要：Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden is to return to the show for its live tour.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden is to return to the show for its live tour.

"Without the local youth club to rehearse at and DJ, things would have been very different in my musical life," said Portishead's Geoff Barrow."So I understand how vital these new facilities alongside great youth work will be to local kids, helping them to engage with their creative talent."

Newly-appointed CEO Matt Justice said the new site would be "transformative, safe, and inspiring"."If you don't give young people a safe space to go where they feel like they belong outside of school, it has detrimental effects," he said.The centre will offer embedded youth work alongside a range of services on offer for a £5 annual membership and 50p per visit.

While the centre will mostly serve eight to 19-year-olds, Mr Justice said it will welcome those with additional needs aged up to 25.The site will be built using £9m from the government's Youth Investment Fund, as well as contributions from Bristol City Council and St James' Place Charitable Foundation.

The council will also contribute towards the annual costs for the first three years.

Filwood councillor Rob Logan said: "The new 224 Youth Zone is vote of confidence in the future, and in Bristol's amazing young people.Any further time in prison potentially gives German prosecutors more time to pursue an appeal

of three counts of rape and two counts of child sex abuse – charges dating back to between 2000 and 2017 in Portugal.BBC News has been told that there are still no current plans to charge Brückner over Madeleine's disappearance – in which he has denied any involvement.

A convicted child sex offender, Brückner is a German national who has a history of sex, forgery, drug, and theft offences.A drifter, he lived in Portugal's Algarve region, on and off, for years.