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| Harry Martin search: Body found | Harry Martin search: Body found |
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| Police searching for a teenager who went missing after going out to take photos of stormy seas on the Devon coast have found a body. | Police searching for a teenager who went missing after going out to take photos of stormy seas on the Devon coast have found a body. |
| Harry Martin, 18, from Membland, Newton Ferrers, was last seen on 2 January. | Harry Martin, 18, from Membland, Newton Ferrers, was last seen on 2 January. |
| A Devon and Cornwall Police spokesman said the body had not yet been formally identified. | A Devon and Cornwall Police spokesman said the body had not yet been formally identified. |
| Friends and family started a new search for the teenager earlier on Saturday, with more than 130 people signing up through a Facebook page. | Friends and family started a new search for the teenager earlier on Saturday, with more than 130 people signing up through a Facebook page. |
| Mr Martin, who police said was a photography student, was last seen by his father leaving his home and walking towards a coastal path at about noon on Thursday 2 January. | Mr Martin, who police said was a photography student, was last seen by his father leaving his home and walking towards a coastal path at about noon on Thursday 2 January. |
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| Police, the Dartmoor Rescue Group, coastguards and members of the public have all taken part in searches since then. | Police, the Dartmoor Rescue Group, coastguards and members of the public have all taken part in searches since then. |
| Extensive searches of a 20-mile stretch of coastline, 10 miles either side of Harry's home, have been carried out. | |
| Earlier in the week 400 people attended a church service for the teenager. | |
| Speaking after the service at St Martin's Church, one of Harry's friends, 16-year-old Imogen, said: "I don't think I've ever cried so much. | |
| "He was so lovely and always smiling." |