内容摘要：Rob Barber and colleagues from Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service are to climb Mow Cop near Kidsgrove to raise money for the Fire Fighters Charity on Thursday.

Rob Barber and colleagues from Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service are to climb Mow Cop near Kidsgrove to raise money for the Fire Fighters Charity on Thursday.

Jack went to school in Bristol, before studying and graduating from Exeter University then returning to Bristol to continue his studies.He was living with his parents and close to his older brother Ben at the time of his disappearance.

The night Jack went missing, he had been at a house party with friends from his course. He had left in the early hours of the morning.Data shows that his phone was still in use hours after he was last seen on CCTV. But despite repeated requests by his family to try and find out more about what it was being used for - they say, the police have drawn a blank.Ben O'Sullivan says this is a real issue.

"We've been told for weeks and weeks that there is the possibility of the National Crime Agency helping and providing their resources, but despite asking...there still has been no progress."I've been trying my best to help - but I'm the first to admit, I'm not a tech expert. And you would hope that Avon & Somerset would have the resources for me not to be involved."

The family was also distraught to find out last week, that an administrative error within the police force, meant Jack had not been added to the national Missing People's Register until he had been missing for more than two months.

"The errors that have cast so much doubt in our mind about what was done, when it was done and whether it continues to be done has caused us untold damage" says Catherine O'Sullivan.She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and spent her final days at Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice in Reading, Berkshire.

Ms Barlow, from Reading, said her mum’s care was “absolutely incredible” and that her initial perceptions of hospice care “couldn’t have been more wrong”.Former Prime Minister Theresa May has admitted making mistakes over her "hostile environment"

She said she did not foreseefor legal immigrants, including the Windrush generation.