The hunt for the 19-year-old boy has reached its sixth day and rescue teams on the Canary Islands appear to have made no breakthroughs
A missing persons expert has delivered his verdict on the "most likely outcome" for missing Briton, Jay Slater.
The search has now entered day six after the 19-year-old mysteriously disappeared in Tenerife earlier in the week.
The young boy disappeared when attempting to walk back to his accommodation after missing a bus.
He was last heard of when he phoned his friend Lucy Law and said that he was lost and had one per cent charge left on his phone.
Speaking to GB News missing persons expert Charlie Hedges said: "Well, the search must continue. We should always keep hope in the eventuality that we are going to find him.
"But after six days missing in this sort of terrain, it is looking bleak. But as I say, we must also keep our minds open to other options so that we are pursuing all options and all sorts of different outcomes."
