Thursday 10 November 2022 07:08 PM Mother of missing Levi Davis arrives in Spain to search for her son as barmaid ... trends now

The mother of missing rugby player Levi Davis arrived in Spain today to help search for her son as fears grow for his safety.

Julie Davis touched down at Barcelona Airport late this morning accompanied by her son Nathan to meet police and local authorities and to retrace Levi's last steps.

She wept tonight as she emerged from a three-hour meeting with police and British Consulate officials who told her there were no fresh sightings of her son.

Former Bath rugby union star Levi has not been seen since October 29, when he left friends in Ibiza and caught a ferry alone to Barcelona.

Wiping away a tear, an exhausted Mrs Davis told MailOnline: 'There has been no record of Levi leaving Spain, through airports or ferry ports.

'There hasn't been any new sightings of him since October 29. The police are checking the CCTV on the route he took but have yet to find a breakthrough.

'It's a long, long process but the police are being extremely helpful in doing all they can and are following up on all leads all the time. Although it's very slow, we're still hopeful.

'I'm very tired and feel a bit dazed, which I think is more mental fatigue than anything, but that's the least of my worries.

'I've given the police as much information as possible, Levi's phone number, his bank account details, anything that can be checked. The authorities are also checking DNA samples.

'We are hoping to meet with the officers again tomorrow. We are staying positive.'