Police have bailed a 26-year-old man arrested by police on suspicion of attempting to pervert the course of justice in connection with the Corrie McKeague investigation.

East Anglian Daily Times: Suffolk Constabulary CCTV footage of Corrie McKeagueSuffolk Constabulary CCTV footage of Corrie McKeague (Image: Archant)

The man, who was arrested this morning, was questioned over information provided to the investigation but has now been released on bail until April 13.

Police have said he is not the driver of the bin lorry which collected refuse from the area where Corrie was last seen.

He is also not related to the 23-year-old, they added.

Detectives will not be giving any further details at this time, as work to discover what happened to Corrie continues.

East Anglian Daily Times: Missing Corrie McKeague, last seen in Bury St EdmundsMissing Corrie McKeague, last seen in Bury St Edmunds (Image: Archant)

Preparatory work is continuing on a landfill site at Milton ahead of a police search which is now likely to start in the next seven days.

Work is being carried out to move a large volume of bulk material and to build access routes to allow the search to get underway.

Police are also now issuing footage of the two remaining individuals who were seen on foot in the Brentgovel Street ‘horseshoe’ area around the time of the last confirmed sighting of Corrie.

Both are potential witnesses as they were seen in the vicinity between 3.20am and 5.20am on September 24. Still images of both have previously been issued by Suffolk police.

Detective Superintendent Katie Elliott said: “We are continuing to make progress on the investigation and we will be starting the landfill site search as soon as the preparatory work is complete.

“We have been carrying out a lot of enquiries behind the scenes and our work continues to find the truth about what happened to Corrie.”

See here for everything we know about the investigation into Corrie’s disappearance.

• Any information relating to Corrie’s disappearance or about the potential witnesses should be passed to the incident room on 01473 782019. Alternatively you can call 101 and ask to speak to the team