Bulley in a sentence

Ms Bulley’s parents, Ernest and Dot Bulley, spoke to the about the “horror” they felt at the possibility of never seeing their daughter again.

A BBC documentary, called The Search For Nicola Bulley, explores the media coverage and the impact of amateur internet sleuths conducting their own investigations, as well as hearing from Lancashire Police and Ms Bulley’s family.

According to Ms Ann, Ms Bulley is an “incredibly strong swimmer” and both she and Mr Ansell complete this walk regularly.

Alicia Kearns, Conservative MP for Rutland, tweeted: 'I am deeply uncomfortable with the police releasing Nicola Bulley's so-called 'vulnerabilities' on menopause & alcohol.

And while police are working to the theory that Ms Bulley somehow came to be in the water, they're still exploring other avenues to rule out any other scenario.

A photograph of the bench where Nicola Bulley's phone was found, January 27 - as the search for the missing 45-year-old runs into it's thirteenth day.

A spokesman for HM Coroner said earlier this week: 'The investigation will take time to complete to ensure that as complete a picture as possible of the facts concerning Ms Bulley's death is presented at the inquest.

A TikToker who filmed police as they pulled Nicola Bulley’s body from the River Wyre has been unmasked as barber Curtis Arnold.

Broadcasting regulator Ofcom has written to both ITV and Sky News contact after complaints were made by Ms Bulley's family over their conduct in the aftermath of the mortgage adviser's body being found.

Bulley sends an email to her boss.

College of Policing published a report which criticised the media strategy during the search for Ms Bulley.

Committee member John Nicholson, an SNP MP, referred to a news report which he said told of people “literally hunting for clues as tourists in the village”, and included references to people taking selfies on the bench near to where Ms Bulley disappeared.

Detailing the scale of the police inquiry Supt Riley said her team had received thousands of pieces of information 'from the public, wider community, the Bulley family and friends'.

Detectives have discounted foul play and are treating the incident as a missing person inquiry, believing that Ms Bulley has fallen into the water.

Heather Gibbons has joined Bulley's family and friends in questioning Lancashire Police's theory that she may have fallen into the River Wyre.

He claimed Ms Bulley could have ‘easily’ stood up in the 2ft deep flowing waters, with rocks on the riverbed providing a stable base.

He joined the True Crime Newsquest podcast live from the spot where Nicola Bulley was last seen and discussed the latest updates of the case including details of the police press conference that took place on Wednesday, February 15.

Her disappearance comes more than two decades after a toddler drowned in the same river less than six miles from where Ms Bulley was last seen.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman demanded an “explanation” over the disclosure of Ms Bulley‘s private information by the force, following growing criticism of the move.

In a video circulating on social media, two men appear to be searching a patch of woodland near the River Wyre, where Ms Bulley disappeared.