Jay Slater, Lost British teenager's mother reveals latest updates following his missing in Tenerife

A teenager from Lancashire known as jay slater has been missing on the Spanish island of Tenerife since Monday morning.
Jay Slater's mother, a team of mountain rescuers, and the local civil guard are searching for the 19-year-old after he disappeared while holidaying with friends.
The last person to speak to him was his friend Lucy who said he told her he was lost and nearly out of phone battery at around 8.15am local time on Monday.
Lucy says that during the short phone call, he claimed he had missed a bus trying to get back to his holiday accommodation so was attempting to walk instead - a journey that would take 11 hours..
Mr Slater's stepfather Andy Watson said his stepson is "no mug" and "very streetwise", but that he may have lost his bearings while it was dark.
Local police say they have employed a specialist mountain rescue team, including a police helicopter, to look for Mr Slater.
Mr Slater's family has set up a Facebook group to help review aerial images, CCTV, and social media footage to help find him.
Mr Slater's mother Debbie Duncan flew out to the island on Tuesday.
She said: "It's just traumatic and it doesn't feel real. It's just awful, it's horrendous.
"I think he's been taken against his will with what's been said, but it's in the hands of the police."
She said of her son: "He's just a great person who everyone wanted to be with. He's good looking, he's a popular boy."
She added that the police leading the search had been "very good".
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