Nicola Bulley cops to give major update in desperate search to find missing mum in press conference today

COPS will as we speak give a serious replace into the hunt for lacking mum Nicola Bulley.

The canine walker, 45, disappeared after dropping her youngsters off at college in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire, on Friday January 27.

Nicola Bulley hasn't been seen since January 27

Cops will as we speak give an replace on her case

​​Since then there was no hint of the mum-of-two, leaving her household in agony regardless of in depth searches.

However police are set to carry a press convention at 11.30am as we speak the place they'll give an replace into their investigation.

Assistant Chief Constable Peter Lawson and the Senior Investigating Officer Detective Supt Rebecca Smith will even reply questions on their search.

It comes after The Solar revealed cops had been handed a ­thriller “stained” glove discovered within the area the place the mom of two was final seen, it emerged tonight.

In a dramatic twist, the blue ski glove was taken away in an proof bag final week regardless of police nonetheless sustaining Nicola was swept away in a river.

The police concept she fell into the Wyre in a tragic accident has been questioned by kinfolk who say there is no such thing as a proof of that.

Lancashire Police confirmed that their controversial river speculation had not modified on February 7 — the identical day that two walkers stumbled upon the glove.

It was yards from the place Nicola was final seen, and near the place her cell phone was left on a bench.

Two individuals had been arrested tonight for sending malicious messages to parish councillors over her disappearance.

Lancashire Police stated they obtained experiences of the messages to Wyre Council members over the weekend resulting in the arrest of a person, aged 49, from Manchester on suspicion of malicious communications offences.

He has been launched on bail, pending additional enquiries, till Might 12.

A girl, 20, from Oldham, Higher Manchester, has additionally been held on suspicion of the identical offence and stays in police custody.

Wyre Council eliminated the contact particulars of Inskip with Sowerby Parish councillors after a number of obtained “vile” phone calls over the weekend in relation to the case.