South Yorkshire police have been digging near a farmhouse on Kos but have found “nothing of major significance” Chris McGrath/Getty ImagesThe dig for clues near the farmhouse where the British toddler Ben Needham vanished 25 years ago on the Greek island of Kos is being wound down after a three-week long search. “We need to find an answer for Ben’s family and we are determined to do whatever we can,” Detective Inspector Jon Cousins, from South Yorkshire police, said. “But nothing of major significance has been found. We are at a closing stage.”Visibly frustrated, Mr Cousins said that forensics teams would continue to sift through 800 tons of soil and rubble before meeting with a local investigating magistrate next…

Source: The Times October 14, 2016 10:52 UTC