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Jay Slater's mother said confirmation a body found in Tenerife her missing son was 'the worst news'. Debbie Duncan added: "I just can't believe this could happen to my beautiful boy. Our hearts are broken."

Early in the search for their missing son, Jay Slater's family were joined in Tenerife by former police detective Mark Williams-Thomas as local authorities' efforts to locate him proved unsuccessful. In the days and weeks that followed, he pursued several leads on the island and became a steadfast source of support for Jay's parents, Debbie Duncan and Warren Slater, as they sought answers.

Jay Slater's heartbroken family have broken their silence after a body was found in the search for the missing teen.

A specialist search team that is being flown to Tenerife by Jay Slater’s family to help find the missing teenager has said it is ‘confident’ it will find the 19-year-old almost four weeks after he vanished.

The mum of missing Jay Slater has released a heartbreaking new statement to mark one month since her son vanished on Tenerife.

Jay Slater's mum has released a heartbreaking statement as it approaches a month since her son vanished in Tenerife.

The family of missing British teen Jay Slater have been living a nightmare since he vanished on Tenerife, with his loved ones releasing a heart-wrenching statement as the one-month mark approaches. After Jay, 19, from Lancashire disappeared on June 17 while exploring the rugged northwest of the island, Spanish authorities launched a search and rescue mission. His family didn't hesitate to join the search efforts.

Donations which poured in to support Jay Slater's family are funding a specialist search team's arrival from the Netherlands, the teenager's mum has revealed. More than £52,000 has now been raised on a GoFundMe page which was set up following the teenager's disappearance.

An expert searching for Jay Slater claims he stumbled across a new "clue" and believes he knows the harrowing reason search teams may have missed the teen.

Police have told Jay Slater’s family that they can use their own search and rescue teams to look for the teenager ‘without any problem’.

It has emerged missing teenager Jay Slater allegedly told friends on Snapchat he'd stolen a £12k Rolex watch the night before he disappeared.

Jay Slater's mum, Debbie Duncan, has taken to social media to make a heartfelt plea, slamming the trolls who have been targeting her family during their desperate search for her missing son.The heartbroken mum said she was 'devastated' and said that her family was 'going through hell'. On the official find Jay Slater Facebook page, Debbie expressed her deep frustration and pain, stating that her family is going "through hell" and emphasising that "this is no holiday". Jay, 19, from Oswaldtwistle in Lancashire, disappeared on June 17 after leaving his accommodation while on holiday in Tenerife, reports the Express.

The family of Jay Slater have hit back at a TikTok star who insisted he hadn't seen a penny of funds raised to support the search for the teenager. Callum Fahim flew to Tenerife to take part in the searchafter contacting Jay Slater's mother, Debbie Duncan, online.

Jay Slater's mum, Debbie Duncan, has shared a heartfelt update on their GoFundMe page as the family continues their desperate search for the missing teenager.The 55 year old mum revealed that they are living through "an unimaginable time", but remain committed to finding Jay. She also detailed how the remaining £48,605 raised will be used.This comes after local police in Spain called off the search for the 19 year old apprentice bricklayer on Sunday (June 30), after 12 days of relentless searching.

Missing Jay Slater's devastated dad has told how the search for his teenage son is 'like a riddle' he sadly has no answer to.

A TikTok star who flew out to Tenerife to help in the search for Jay Slater says he is returning home. Callum Fahim claims he has not seen any of the money raised from the GoFundMe page and plans to return to the UK after spending two weeks in Spain.

Jay Slater's mother has issued a devastating statement after the disappearance of her 19-year-old son.

Jay Slater's heartbroken mum has issued a new statement on the search for her son and detailed how the remaining money raised by the GoFundMe page set up following his disappearance will be spent.

The uncle of missing Jay Slater has described the 19 year old's disappearance on Tenerife as "just torture" for the family, yet they remain hopeful ,as he made a heartbreaking comparison to Madeleine McCann's case. Glen Duncan, 41, joined by eight others including family and local volunteers, dedicated Saturday to searching for Mr Slater, who hasn't been seen since June 17. Mr Duncan, alongside Mr Slater's father Warren Slater and brother Zak, tackled the challenging terrain of Barranco Juan Lopez, a gorge that was the last known location of Mr Slater's mobile phone signal.

TikTokker Callum Fahim revealed that he would be returning to the UK from Tenerife where he'd been hoping to assist in the search for missing teenager Jay Slater, amid a row over donation money.The content creator flew to Tenerife after contacting 19-year-old Jay's mum, Debbie Duncan, online, but plans to leave after his two-week stint, claiming he'd received "death threats" over his involvement. The family of the missing apprentice bricklayer, from Oswaldtwistle in Lancashire, launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise money to assist with the search, which has raised £49,697 so far, well above the original £30,000 target. Speaking to Sky News, TikTokker and keen hiker Callum said he'd paid for his own flight to the Canary Island and hadn't received a penny from the large pot or "had a bit of essentials paid for".

A volunteer involved in continuing searches in Tenerife for missing Lancashire teenager Jay Slater has told how the remote area is like a 'labyrinth'. Juan Garcia is leading members of a local hiking group, who are volunteering their time to help find Jay.