New search team 'confident' it can find Jay Slater A specialist team of volunteers is preparing to mount a fresh search for missing Jay Slater in Tenerife, insisting "there is more we can do". Non-profit Signi Zoekhonden, based in the Netherlands, has deployed a team of five people and four dogs to the island, with a sixth person due to leave on Monday. Marieke Krans, one of the volunteers, spoke to the BBC from Brussels airport as the group prepared to board a flight on Sunday evening. Mr Slater's mother Debbie Duncan said the "generosity" of people donating to a crowdfunding page had made the move possible. Mr Slater, from Oswaldtwistle in Lancashire, has not been heard from since the morning of 17 June, when he called friends to say he was lost in a mountainous area and had 1% battery on his phone. Spanish police scoured the rough landscape around the village of Masca, where the 19-year-old stayed after a night out, but called off the official sea...