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5 Point Film, in collaboration with Fat Tire and Mountains of Color Film Festival, has revealed the recipients of the second annual Wading for Change BIPOC Filmmakers Grant.

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.

The family of Jay Slater say they are "holding on to hope" for the teenager's return as they launched a further search today (July 6).

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The hunt for missing Jay Slater in Tenerife could be aided by the upcoming partridge hunting season, locals hope.

The family of missing Jay Slater are being helped by a selfless mayor who flew to Tenerife to help with the ongoing search efforts.

A new theory which could help the Jay Slater search has emerged, explaining the GPS location of his phone. The 19-year-old from Lancashire vanished on June 17 in a remote area of Tenerife, and has still not been found after 18 days of searching.

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As the desperate search continues, the family of Jay Slater have spoken of their fears over what caused the 19-year-old to go missing - raising concerns he may have been 'afraid of someone or something'.

A TikTok detective on the hunt for missing Brit Jay Slater has made a shocking claim about what might have happened to the 19 year old. Jay vanished on 17 June after heading from a rave to a secluded Airbnb in Tenerife's mountains with two men.The teen, hailing from Oswaldtwistle, Lancashire, had shared a Snapchat video of himself at Casa Abuela Tina, near the village of Masca, just before his last phone call to friend Lucy Mae Law.The official search for him was called off a fortnight ago, nearly two weeks after his disappearance, with his last known whereabouts half a mile north of Masca village. However, family, mates and TikTok users have continued the hunt, with one of the most prominent among them taking to the social media platform to make a massive claim.

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.

Two of Jay Slater's closest friends have left Tenerife and returned to the UK as the mystery surrounding the teen's disappearance continues.

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.

"Eerie signs of life," have reportedly been spotted at the barren ravine where Jay Slater went missing.The mysterious disappearance of the British teen in the remote Rural de Teno area of Tenerife has left many concerned. 19 year old apprentice bricklayer Jay vanished on June 17 while enjoying a three-day music festival with mates.

Two of Jay Slater's closest friends have left Tenerife and flown home to the UK as the mystery surrounding the teenager's disappearance continues.

"It's so easy to get lost down there. There was a group of us and you can't see anybody. It got to a point where I wasn't even looking for my nephew, I was just trying to find my own way out to safety."

Tiptoeing through dense desert vegetation, sidling along dusty paths almost too narrow to step along, dodging vicious cacti barbs at ruler-length or more, signs everywhere saying rocks could fall down sheer cliff faces at any moment. Only experts can navigate this harsh, unforgiving landscape where one false move could leave you in serious trouble.

The desolate ravine where Jay Slater disappeared is both barren and intimidating, yet 'eerie signs of life' have been observed by reporters at the scene.