Kate McCann has revealed how her twins want to help in the search for missing daughter Madeleine.
Speaking on Wednesday morning she told ITV's Lorraine: "Sean said to me, and this is going back about 18 months now, he said, 'Shall I come and work for you and find Madeleine when we get older?'."
In a series of media interviews on Wednesday, the McCanns told how they believe their daughter, who has been missing for five years, is still alive.
Kate and Gerry McCann both spoke of their renewed hope that their daughter Madeleine will be found.
Kate McCann said an ongoing review of the case by Scotland Yard and the release of a new age-progression picture of Madeleine had left them feeling "probably as positive" as they had been for a long time.
"We are realistic. We don't know what has happened but we know there is a very good chance that she could be alive - there is no evidence to the contrary," she said.