Family and friends pay emotional tributes to four teenage boys killed on camping trip in North Wales: Girlfriend of one says 'I'm going to miss you forever' as their bodies are found in partially submerged car in heartbreaking end to huge search

The four teenage friends missing on a camping trip to Snowdonia in North Wales have all been found dead, police have confirmed this afternoon. Sixth form students Jevon Hirst, Wilf Henderson, Hugo Morris and Harvey Owen (pictured left to right) from Shrewsbury, left the Porthmadog area of Gwynedd on Sunday morning. Police searching for the group found the silver Ford Fiesta off the A4085 between Nantmor and Tan-Lan this morning -  around five miles from where they were last seen two days ago. The young men, from Shrewsbury, Shropshire, were due home on Monday morning but none of them made contact with friends and family or been active on WhatsApp. North Wales Police confirmed on Tuesday afternoon that the car the boys had been travelling in had now been found. Their deaths were confirmed around three hours later. Emyr Owen, who lives near the crash site, said that it had been 'atrocious' weather on the morning the boys went missing. He told the BBC that police began combing the area at 5am and closed the roads. Ambulances entered the cordon at around 1pm, followed by a police forensics team. Manasa Boma, manager at The Royal Goat Hotel in Beddgelert, close to the scene, said: 'Our handyman messaged me to say there had been a terrible accident. Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone who's involved'.