Searches for missing English woman Nicola Bulley have entered a 16th day after her partner said his 'gut instinct' is that she is not in the river
Searches for missing English woman Nicola Bulley have entered a 16th day after her partner said his"gut instinct" is that she is not in the river.
The force is continuing to search the River Wyre towards the sea at Morecambe Bay, working on one hypothesis that the 45-year-old, from Inskip, could have fallen in. Ms Bulley vanished while walking her springer spaniel Willow near the river, shortly after dropping her daughters, aged six and nine, at school.
Her partner, Paul Ansell said he wants to keep"all options open" about her disappearance, but his"gut instinct" tells him she is not in the river.
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