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The Sun
22-05-2025
- The Sun
Brit tourist, 24, missing in Costa Brava as Spanish cops launch major search with helicopters, drones and sniffer dogs
A MAJOR search is underway 24-year-old Brit believed to have vanished on Spain's Costa Brava. A maritime police unit and a helicopter - as well as sniffer dogs - have been deployed to support the operation. 1 The hunt is focusing on the resort of Tossa de Mar north of Barcelona, which is where the missing man's phone was last located. A van believed to be his has been found at a scenic viewpoint close to steep cliffs near Tossa de Mar. Regional Mossos d'Esquadra police launched their operation yesterday after the man's family reported him missing in the UK. The force then received an alert from Interpol. The van, thought to have been abandoned some days ago, was found a few hours into the search which. Local media reported overnight the 24-year-old had disappeared in the UK three weeks ago on April 30. The search is expected to resume at first daylight tomorrow. No-one from the police force leading the search could be reached for comment late last night. A British tourist went missing at Alicante airport at the end of March after a stag do in Benidorm before being found. Jason Taylor, 36, vanished as he waited for a flight back to Birmingham, sparking a police manhunt which had a happy ending nearly four days later on April 1 when he was spotted walking along a nearby beach. Police sources said after he was found that the fact he didn't have his mobile phone on him had caused him extra complications. Tossa de Mar is about 60 miles north of Barcelona and the same distance south of the French border. is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video.
Scottish Sun
22-05-2025
- Scottish Sun
Brit tourist, 24, missing in Costa Brava as Spanish cops launch major search
A maritime police unit and a helicopter have been deployed to support the operation DESPERATE HUNT Brit tourist, 24, missing in Costa Brava as Spanish cops launch major search with helicopters, drones and sniffer dogs Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A MAJOR search is underway 24-year-old Brit believed to have vanished on Spain's Costa Brava. A maritime police unit and a helicopter - as well as sniffer dogs - have been deployed to support the operation. 1 Lloret de Mar beach, Costa Brava seascape Credit: Getty The hunt is focusing on the resort of Tossa de Mar north of Barcelona, which is where the missing man's phone was last located. A van believed to be his has been found at a scenic viewpoint close to steep cliffs near Tossa de Mar. Regional Mossos d'Esquadra police launched their operation yesterday after the man's family reported him missing in the UK. The force then received an alert from Interpol. The van, thought to have been abandoned some days ago, was found a few hours into the search which. Local media reported overnight the 24-year-old had disappeared in the UK three weeks ago on April 30. The search is expected to resume at first daylight tomorrow. No-one from the police force leading the search could be reached for comment late last night. A British tourist went missing at Alicante airport at the end of March after a stag do in Benidorm before being found. Jason Taylor, 36, vanished as he waited for a flight back to Birmingham, sparking a police manhunt which had a happy ending nearly four days later on April 1 when he was spotted walking along a nearby beach. Police sources said after he was found that the fact he didn't have his mobile phone on him had caused him extra complications. Tossa de Mar is about 60 miles north of Barcelona and the same distance south of the French border. More to follow... For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Sun Online is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSun.
The Irish Sun
22-05-2025
- The Irish Sun
Brit tourist, 24, missing in Costa Brava as Spanish cops launch major search with helicopters, drones and sniffer dogs
A MAJOR search is underway 24-year-old Brit believed to have vanished on Spain's Costa Brava. A maritime police unit and a helicopter - as well as sniffer dogs - have been deployed to support the operation. Advertisement 1 Lloret de Mar beach, Costa Brava seascape Credit: Getty The hunt is focusing on the resort of Tossa de Mar north of Barcelona , which is where the missing man's phone was last located. A van believed to be his has been found at a scenic viewpoint close to steep cliffs near Tossa de Mar. Regional Mossos d'Esquadra police launched their operation yesterday after the man's family reported him missing in the UK. The force then received an alert from Interpol. Advertisement read more in world news The van, thought to have been abandoned some days ago, was found a few hours into the search which. Local media reported overnight the 24-year-old had disappeared in the UK three weeks ago on April 30. The search is expected to resume at first daylight tomorrow. No-one from the police force leading the search could be reached for comment late last night. Advertisement Most read in The Sun A British tourist Jason Taylor, 36, vanished as he waited for a flight back to Birmingham, sparking a police manhunt which had a happy ending nearly four days later on April 1 when he was spotted walking along a nearby beach. Police sources said after he was found that the fact he didn't have his mobile phone on him had caused him extra complications. Tossa de Mar is about 60 miles north of Barcelona and the same distance south of the French border. Advertisement More to follow... For the latest news on this story keep checking back at The Sun Online is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at
Yahoo
10-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Mason Taylor has clear path to be TE1 for New York Jets
Mason Taylor has clear path to be TE1 for New York Jets | NFL Draft Live Yahoo Sports' 'Draft Live' crew reacts to the New York Jets selecting LSU TE Mason Taylor in the second round of the draft. View more Video Transcript Jason Taylor, Jason Taylor it's so much sense that yeah that you love this. Advertisement I love it. Well, they needed it so bad. This was a need and a want and one that makes sense. So this is where Mason Taylor should go. I would have been comfortable if he did sneak into the first round. I, I think that's just a good quality tight end. Young has been productive. Uh, I would say he's a solid blocker. Um, he, he can still use some improvement there, but because he's young and has length, you hope that he does improve. Just like his dad did, his dad kept getting bigger and bigger and bigger in the NFL, so you're like, OK, all right, hopefully, hopefully this kind of tracks too. I just think he's a good pro. Advertisement He's a good reliable pro at tight end that can catch, do some blocking as well, stretch the field a little bit. He's not great with the ball in his hands, but that's fine. You got a guy named Garrett Wilson that can create some yak for you too, but I mean, what what the Jets are doing? They got, they got tackles, they got, uh, a number one corner in Sass Gardner. They got a pass rusher and Quintin Williams. They got pass catcher and Garrett Williams. Like you're getting a lot of the core pieces. So these are these good players that fill out the rest of your roster and a bit of a safety net too for Justin, it's all I, I mean, look guys, the tight end, the evolution of the way we think of tight ends in offense is one of the most remarkable things of modern football right now. Advertisement Like you, it makes so you have to have that guy at some level. You have to have a couple of guys, but it's just, it's funny where tight end seemed like it was thrown away for a long time. And then it was, well, you know, we need one of these epic superstars. I just think that competent tight end play is a key, especially if you're gonna be in an offense like Justin Fields is gonna run. Yeah, and they have to, they had to find like some level of stability on offense that is really just escaped them for a very long time. I was about to say last year, the year the year before that, the Sam Darle stuff when I was there covering the team, it's all been about the same. Advertisement This year might be about the same too, but you have at least some, you know, proof of a plan here we're at least gonna be able to run the ball, uh, and we'll see what happens with the passing game.
Associated Press
09-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Associated Press
Jets rookie Mason Taylor loves the high expectations that come from being Hall of Famer's son
Mason Taylor watched his father finish up a Hall of Fame career with wide eyes and football dreams of his own. Now, the son of Jason Taylor is a member of the New York Jets — a second-round draft pick from LSU with famous bloodlines and an opportunity to make an immediate impact in the NFL. With a chance to step out of one big shadow. 'There's high expectations, for sure, just because of the last name,' Mason Taylor acknowledged after the Jets' first practice of rookie minicamp Friday. 'But I mean, when people say, like, 'Oh, let him have his shine,' you know, 'Stop saying his dad's name,' I mean, I love it. We're family.' His father was one of the NFL's greatest pass rushers with 139 1/2 career sacks during a 15-year career. That included 13 seasons with Miami over three stints, one season with Washington and the 2010 season for the Jets — the last time New York made the playoffs. Several photos of Mason Taylor — then 6 years old — have floated around social media the past few weeks of him at Jets practices and games with a green Mohawk and a green and white No. 99 jersey. There's another of him celebrating his 7th birthday while wearing a No. 6 Mark Sanchez jersey. 'Yeah, I mean, seeing the pictures and being here now,' said Taylor, now wearing No. 46 with the Jets, 'is definitely a surreal moment.' His uncle is Zach Thomas, the brother of Mason's mother and also a Pro Football Hall of Famer. He was also a long-time teammate of Jason with the Dolphins. 'I mean, I'm wanting to be like them,' Mason said. 'So, you can call it 'in their shadows,' but I love modeling my game after theirs, their hard work. I know they were on the defense, but just their hard work and how they weren't highly recruited coming into the NFL ... their consistency every single day. 'I look up to those guys, for sure.' Jason Taylor got emotional shortly after his son was drafted, wiping away tears during a video call with reporters when thinking about what it'll be like for him to see Mason playing in the NFL. Before the young tight end reported for rookie camp with the Jets, he received some advice from his famous father. 'He actually shot me a text yesterday, last night before our first day today: 'Just be where your feet are, take it one step at a time,'' recalled Mason Taylor, who turned 21 on Thursday. 'And that's something I've done my whole entire life — just one day at a time, one install at a time, one practice at a time, one workout at a time. 'So really just being where your feet are, stacking days and that'll show your consistency and then that will get the trust from the coaches and players as well.' Taylor had 129 catches for 1,308 yards and six TDs in three seasons at LSU, establishing himself as the most productive tight end in school history and one of the top players at his position in the country. He'll be counted on to add another passing option for Justin Fields in the Jets' new-look offense this season. New York's tight ends group also includes Jeremy Ruckert, Zack Kuntz, Neal Johnson and Stone Smartt, but Taylor could see significant snaps as a rookie. 'Taking advantage of my opportunity here and the coaches bringing me and trusting me to be a part of their program just speaks to the level of confidence they have in me,' Taylor said. 'And just giving them all I got on the field for minicamp and showing that in the meetings and weight room and all that is definitely something I'm looking forward to do.' ___ AP NFL:
