Thank you to everyone who tuned into the ‘Missing’ segment on Channel 5 news today.
Learn more about the story featured in today’s episode, and share the appeal for Denise on our website: https://t.co/HyHUnq4CKc
Someone is reported missing every 90 seconds in the UK.
Tonight, a new feature on Channel 5 News will feature the stories of missing people, and gives families a platform to refresh the appeal for their missing loved one.
Please tune in, share, and help us keep the search alive.
Missing launches tonight on Channel 5 News.
We're proud to be working alongside Dan Walker and the team at 5 to help keep missing people in the public eye.
Please join us at 5pm and help ensure families know their loved ones have not been forgotten.
Someone is reported missing every 90 seconds in the UK.
Tonight, a new feature on Channel 5 News will feature the stories of missing people, and gives families a platform to refresh the appeal for their missing loved one.
Please tune in, share, and help us keep the search alive.
When someone you love goes missing, it can feel overwhelming and isolating.
You don't have to face it alone.
In this video, Belen from our Family Support team explains how we're here to listen, offer advice, and support families and friends through one of the most difficult experiences they will face.
Call or text 116 000 for free, confidential support, or see our website for more information: https://t.co/lsoHtZ335f
Every 90 seconds, someone is reported missing in the UK.
For Catherine's family, that statistic became a reality.
"It's the last thing I think of at night and the first thing that enters my mind as I wake in the morning."
Read her story: https://t.co/hRt5e4lqrf
#Every90Seconds #MissingPeople
Luke Durbin went missing from Suffolk in May 2006.
Twenty years on from his disappearance, his mother Nicki has spoken to @Telegraph about Luke’s disappearance, and her efforts to find him.
Read the full story: https://t.co/uYs1DYcI8L
"It just feels like this can't be real. I would never have imagined this happening to our family at all. Levi was on his way up and worked hard to get where he was."
On Levi Davis' 4th missing anniversary today, his mother, Julie Davis, continues to keep his memory alive and encourages the public to continue the search.
Levi was last seen in Barcelona, Spain, on 29 November 2024.
Julie Davis spoke to @MetroUK to reflect on that day and on life since her son's disappearance. Read the full interview here: https://t.co/ubel9wApLy
#findLeviDavis
“Levi would do anything to put a smile on people’s faces: whether it was offering encouragement, helping someone through a difficult time, or simply making people laugh." - Julie, Levi's mum
Today is the fourth missing anniversary of Levi Davis.
Levi, aged 24 at the time, was last seen in #Barcelona, #Spain, on 6 November 2022.
Julie has filmed a video appealing for any information leading to Levi being reunited with her. She also shares fond memories of Levi and the impact his missing has had on her. Watch Julie's Missing Pieces video here: https://t.co/Nmtduzlke7
#findLeviDavis
https://t.co/LgYiAXw2yr
This week, we met @LabourSatvir, Minister for Safeguarding and VAWG alongside @JoshMacAlister, Minister for Children and Families, and @MichelleWelshMP, Chair of the APPG on Missing Adults and Children this week to discuss priorities for the government's leadership on missing.
Ministers heard about the importance of providing up to date guidance for supporting children who go missing, so children get the right support as soon as they signal something is wrong.
We also spoke about the importance of providing better direction for how different areas of public service, from health to education and policing can work together to ensure everyone who goes missing gets the best response and an opportunity to talk about why they went missing and what happened while they were away.
80% of adults who go missing are experiencing mental health crisis, and over 60% of children who go missing are reported missing more than once. A clear government strategy could help to reduce repeat missing, ensure everyone gets follow up support and reduce deaths during missing episodes.
Today is the 33rd missing anniversary of Jamie Cheesman.
Jamie, aged 16 at the time, was last seen in #Grimsby, #Humberside, on 5 November 1993.
We are thinking of her loved ones at this time.
To help #findJamieCheesman, please share this appeal and report any sightings to us.
https://t.co/20Zb7yrIFg
This winter, please support the Telegraph Christmas Charity Appeal to help us continue our vital work to be a lifeline for missing people and their loved ones.
https://t.co/rItQJEXU3t
Calling all teachers and school staff in London!
London Marathon have opened up the Saturday 2027 run for two spots per London school to encourage running and health.
If you want to be a part of Team Missing People and raise money for our vital cause whilst running the marathon, now is your chance!
If you run for Missing People, you can either pay your registration fee and just raise what you can, or agree to fundraise £500 and we can pay the registration fee for you!
You only have until 4pm on the 5th of November to apply, so please do so here, and contact us once you get a place: https://t.co/HCYqOs5obg
#LondonMarathon #LondonMarathon2027 #TeamMissingPeople
Today we mark what would have been the 25th birthday of Richard Okorogheye.
On 22 March 2021, Richard - who lived with sickle cell disease - was 19 when he left his home and travelled to Loughton in Essex. He was unfortunately found deceased two weeks later.
Richard's untimely death has been devastating for his mother Evidence, and she has worked tirelessly to campaign for answers, accountability and meaningful change following a lack of police response in the early days of Richard's disappearance.
Richard's legacy lives on in his mother's pursuit for justice in ensuring other missing Black people's stories are heard and are given a fair response by the media and relevant authorities.
We are thinking of Evidence today and continue to send her our deepest condolences.
Today is the 22nd missing anniversary of John Deakin, who was 53 when he went missing from #Sheffield, #SouthYorkshire, on 4 November 2004.
We are thinking of John and his loved ones today.
#findJohnDeakin
https://t.co/SqNcaxG8Bk
A family has renewed a plea for information following the disappearance of Damien Nettles when he was just 16.
The teenager vanished on the Isle of White on 2 November 1996. Nine men have been arrested since then, but all were released without charge.
Damien's mum Valerie says his disappearance has been "incredibly distressing".
As part of @Telegraph Charity Appeal, they have spoken to Peter Boxell, who has written a letter to his son, Lee. Lee has been missing since September 1988, and was aged just 15 at the time of his disappearance.
Missing People have supported Lee's family over the years, and Peter is a member of our Missing People Choir, which offers an opportunity for those with missing loved ones to get together and sing.
Read Peter's letter and learn more about the appeal: https://t.co/8tcGZ5G2fI