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COPS are urgently searching for a University of Oxford student, who went missing over three weeks ago in the early hours of the morning.
Benedict, known as Ben, was last seen at around 1am on Sunday, January 26 in the Cripley Road area of Botley, West Oxford.
Thames Valley Police released CCTV footage of the 20-year-old the night he vanished.
He was wearing a red chequered shirt over a black t-shirt, light blue baggy jeans and trainers.
The force have deployed a marine unit to scour a river in the area as the search continues into its third week.
A National Police Air Service (NPAS) helicopter was seen flying over the area while drones also assisted the operation.
Officers also patrolled areas downstream from Ben’s last known sighting.
Emma Picket, whose son is friends with Ben told MailOnline: “This has been really frightening and shocking and turned all the lives upside down of all the people that knew Ben.
“It’s horrible enough when someone goes missing but horrible when you don’t have answers and don’t know what’s happening.
“And obviously he’s not been found, which is really scary.”
A Thames Valley Police spokesperson said: “Thames Valley Police is continuing its investigation to search for missing man Ben, aged 20.
“Today further activity will be undertaken with the support of Lowland Rescue Oxfordshire.
“Any further activity will be conducted based on specialist advice from our tactical search teams and Lowland Rescue Oxfordshire.”
City councillor Susanna Pressel previously added: “It’s so sad to hear that Ben is still missing.
“I’m sure his family and friends are beside themselves with anxiety, but even people who have never met him are helping where they can.
“We have been circulating the TVP message and the photo in local WhatsApp groups and email groups and emphasising how urgent it is to find him, so there are lots of us on the lookout.
“I’m glad it is not so cold just now and I do hope he will soon be found.”
Anyone with information is urged to call 101 or report it online, quoting the reference 43250042464.
MANCHESTER UNITED have reportedly agreed a deal with Geovany Quenda as Sporting Lisbon demand £50million for the wonderkid.
Quenda, 17, is a versatile right sider who was given his big break at Sporting by United boss Ruben Amorim.
The wing-back has scored twice in 37 outings this season.
Quenda is rated as one of Europe’s top youngsters after joining Sporting’s academy from rivals Benfica in 2019,
And United have been linked with making a swoop once he turns 18 in April.
Reports in January claimed a deal was “assured” to take place this summer.
Amorim is looking to rebuild United’s squad to suit his 3-4-3 system and has already landed left-back Patrick Dorgu from Lecce.
Now, journalist Ben Jacobs claims the Red Devils have upped the ante in their hunt for Quenda.
He reckons United have struck personal terms with Quenda on a long-term contract.
He told talkSPORT: “The player has agreed verbally personal terms.
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“He’s waiting to see if the club’s pre-agree (a fee) or wait until the summer.
“And the price United are looking at is 40million euros (£33m).
“Sporting want a minimum of 60m euros (£50m). There’s a release clause at 100m euros (£83m).
“So if United can get this one done south of 60m euros (£50m), it’s not only a good signing for now and the future, and a player Amorim knows really well, it’s also another deal they can potentially get without being forced to, for example Rasmus Hojlund, pay more than they ideally want to.”
COPS have released CCTV of a man they wish to speak to after a woman was sexually assaulted on a train at rush hour.
The attacker targeted his victim as he sat down on a seat next to her at around 6.15pm on February 5.
The woman was on board a service from Nottingham to Leeds.
Officers now wish to speak to the man in the CCTV images, who “may have information” that could aid their investigation.
British Transport Police said: “Detectives investigating a sexual assault on board a train from Nottingham to Leeds are today releasing these images in connection.
“At about 6:15pm on 5 February a woman was on board a train when a man sat next to her and sexually assaulted her.
“Officers believe the man in the CCTV images may have information that could help their investigation.
“Anyone who recognises the man in the CCTV, or has any other information, is asked to contact British Transport Police by texting 61016 or by calling 0800 40 50 40 quoting reference 742 of 5 February
“Alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.”
GALWAY UNITED have added Bohemians centre half Cian Byrne on loan until July.
The 22-year-old was made available by the Gypsies following the return to fitness of Rob Cornwall, with United winning the race for his signature.
Assistant manager Ollie Organ said: “He was on our radar, and most club’s radar. He had a very good season last year and he jumped at the chance to take him.
“It really only transpired in the last ten days. We’ve a number of injuries in that area of the pitch and we’ve liked him for a long time.
“When we were in the First Division, he was with Longford Town and he was outstanding in the games he played against us.”
Byrne came through the Bohs academy and spent the first half of the 2023 season on loan at Longford before returning to Bohs, where he played in the FAI Cup final.
Last season, he made 26 appearances for the Gypsies though he was not part of the matchday squad for the season opener against Shamrock Rovers.
Meanwhile, Horgan believes that Galway United are in a good place this season – but admitted he has no idea where they will finish in what he expects to be a competitive league.
He added: “I can’t speak for every club but I’d say the majority of clubs wouldn’t be able to answer you if you asked them where they are going to finish.
“Last year, a serious club was going to be relegated and it happened to be Dundalk. You look this year, a big club is going to be relegated.
“We’ve brought in players that we think can improve us, to try and improve our finish last year in the top half.
“We’re going to have ups and downs with it with the quality that is in this division, the difficult teams are going to be playing away from home.
“But there is certainly a good feel factor, a ‘Let’s go at this’. If it’s good enough, it’s enough. If it’s not, it’s not.
“There is no real fear factor, we’ll have a cut off it.”