Police say he may have suffered an accident or fall, as our Correspondent Danny Savage reports. Rescuers today in a deep, inaccessible gorge in tenerife, close to where Jason Peter was last seen alive. It is here where Human Remains have now been found, along with his clothes and possessions close to where Jay Slater was last seen alive. It is a month since the 19 year old into a Pattern Airbnb in this mountainous part of the island after a night out. Jay had been holidaying with friends when he vanished last month. A huge search was launched for him by the authorities on the island. Drones were sent into the air to assist Mountain Rescue teams, but the official search was eventually called off when no trace of him was found. A statement from the Civil Guard on Tenerife Today says. Jay was from lancashire. Ever since he went missing, people have been tying blue ribbons to Lamp Posts and fencesin tying blue ribbons to Lamp Posts and fences in public places to show that people here were
Donald trump is also expected to name who his Running Mate will be. Stay with us. The developments here, and we are going to cross over to the National Convention no. We are Live In Milwaukee the National Convention no. We are Live In Milwaukee covering the National Convention no. We are Live In Milwaukee covering the Live In Milwaukee covering the Republican National Convention which is gotten under way. You can hear behind me The Voice on the stage, and what is expected to happen now is a Roll Call of the different states that are here, represented by the delegates, and they would present the results of the primary votes in their states, and Donald Trump overwhelmingly won the primary, so we hear them go state by state. It has been a jubilant mood on the floor in the last hour or so as the delegates weathered on the floor. A festival atmosphere. That is not unusual for atmosphere. That is not unusual for a convention, but certainly a convention like No Other we have Seenin Convention
Hello and welcome to our second look at what the papers will be bringing bringing us tomorrow. With me are the political strategist, jo tanner, and the journalist and broadcaster, daisy mcandrew. Tomorrow s front pages starting with. The end of coronavirus restrictions takes the lead on the front page of the ft. It reports that the government is shifting the onus of enforcing rules onto companies as individuals as legal requirements are set to change on monday. And scrapping those laws could see vaccine passports introduced for the first time in the uk as the prime minister urgese extreme caution that s according to the telegraph. Also focusing on the lifting of covid restrictions the guardian leads with reports that the lifting comes despite fears of exit wave and 200 deaths a day . And stay away the i reports that while rules lift, almost four million clinically vulnerable people have been told to avoid people who haven t had both jabs. The front of the mail questions how
And there s talk of covid passports, so using the app and we go back to technology again. Being able to be used and being encouraged but not necessarily being imposed. As a great deal of uncertainty as to how the world is going to look come in the world is going to look come in the big bang release we are having is that the tempered by what was announced today. And operators of large venues were put on notice about the use of the app which obviously relies on the information that goes into it being correct in the first place and as we saw at wembley it requires the use of people monitoring that technology to actually ensure that it is correct. Now that becomes very difficult when you can get screenshots of things and people use their mobile phones away from the people that are checking them. So actually whether this stuff is really going to be foolproof we know that people are extremely clever at getting around systems. So i m, you know that i do have a degree of sympathy for some of t