hello, i m matthew amroliwala. we start with breaking news from spain where a court has confirmed that the body discovered in tenerife is that of missing british teenagerjay slater. the body was found not far away from a house he d been visiting, near the village of masca. it s almost a month since the 19 year old disappeared after going to a music festival. the court said that the death was caused by trauma consistent with a fall in a rocky area. in a moment we ll speak to our reporter nickjohnson, who s injay slater s home town in lancashire, but first let s speak to guy hedgecoe, who s in tenerife for us. guy, confirmation of what everyone had feared? yes, i m outside the headquarters of the local police who have been leading the search forjay slater over the last month. we do now have this confirmation from the judicial authorities here that the body that was found yesterday by the mountain rescue unit of the local police was indeed that of jay slater. what we ve been t
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