Missing University of Hull student Libby Squire is pictured in Paris in May 2017 during a gap year when she visited with friends
Police searching for missing student Libby Squire today admitted that she 'may have come to some harm' nearly two weeks after she disappeared.
Fifty detectives and hundreds of uniformed officers have been working around the clock to try to find the 21-year-old University of Hull student, who was reported missing on February 1.
The admission from Humberside Police came as the force released pictures of replicas of clothing Miss Squire was wearing when she was last seen in Hull.
Detective Superintendent Martin Smalley said: 'Over the last two weeks, our inquiries into Libby's disappearance have continued around the clock with detectives and officers working night and day to find her and to understand what happened that night.
'While we do continue to be hopeful and we will always keep an open mind, Libby has been missing for 14 days now and we sadly have to consider she may have come to some harm.
'We are continuing to support Libby's family through this incredibly difficult and distressing time.
'They are understandably distraught not knowing where their daughter and loved one is, and we will endeavour to give them the answers they desperately need.'
Clothes similar to the ones worn by Miss Squire on the night the student disappeared in Hull
Photographs released by Miss Squire's family yesterday show her at home on Christmas Day last year (left) and in Paris in May 2017 (right) when she visited with friends during a gap year
A map of Hull shows the second year philosophy student's movements on the night of January 31 in Hull before she vanished and the areas police have searched
The hunt for Miss Squire today entered its 14th day, after police divers from the regional marine and underwater search unit had yesterday searched beneath the surface of the pond at Oak Road Playing Fields, near her home in Hull.
Other search teams continued an operation to cut back undergrowth near the pond.
Miss Squire is believed to have taken a taxi from The Welly nightclub on Beverley Road, about one and a half miles from her home, after she was refused entry on the evening of January 31.
CCTV footage obtained by the Press Association showed the student outside the club at about 11.20pm that night.
Police search Oak Road Playing Fields in Hull on Tuedsay in connection with the disappearance
Miss Squire's parents Lisa and Russ Squire (pictured) said she 'has a big heart' and is 'much loved' by her three younger siblings
Pawel Relowicz was charged with several sex offences around Hull - including one just 12 days before Libby vanished. The alleged crimes (pictured) date back to Christmas 2017 up until the eve of the student's disappearance
Police said
