Bodies of four teenagers found after going missing during camping trip in north Wales

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Tributes have come in from the boys' families and friends after the tragic news emerged.

Wilf's girlfriend Maddi said on Instagram: "I love you so much baby,' Wilf's girlfriend Maddi said in a tribute on Instagram today. 'I'm going to miss you forever.

She told of how her boyfriend was the "sweetest and most loving boy I've ever known". She added: "I hope you know how much I love you gorgeous."

Maddi's mother Lisa added: "Wilf was such a lovely kind lad and treated Maddi in a way only a mother could hope her daughter b treated," she said.

Lisa said: "We will all miss u dearly Wilf. thank u 4 bringing so much love and happiness in2 Maddi's life and I promise to look after her 4 u."

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Trinity Churches Shrewsbury has said it will offer local residents  "time and space to pray" in the The Trinity Centre, which is on Church Road, Meole Brace. 

Residents can visit from 9am. 

"Our thoughts and prayers are with their families, friends, and the wider community at such a sad time," a statement said on Facebook. 

Mark Drakeford, the first minister of Wales, has offered his condolences to the loved ones of the four boys.

Mr Drakeford said on Twitter: "Devastating news.

"My thoughts are with their family and friends during this incredibly difficult time as they deal with the unimaginable."

The ages of the four boys have been released.

One of the boys was 16, two were 17 and the fourth was 18 years old.

Local MP Liz Saville Roberts and local Senedd member Mabon ap Gwynfor said in a joint statement: "This news is truly heartbreaking and foremost as parents ourselves our thoughts go out to the families and friends of the four young men whose lives have been lost in this tragic accident. 

 "We would like to pay tribute to the emergency services and local mountain rescue teams involved in the search operation and to members of the public for their assistance in helping to locate the vehicle.

 "No words can sufficiently reflect the sorrow that this news brings to our whole community."

Police investigations into the circumstances of the incident are ongoing," superintendent Owain Llewellyn has said.

"I would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank the emergency services and members of the voluntary search agencies and members of the public who supported us with this search," he said.

"And finally, I would ask the families of these boys are afforded privacy at this desperate time."

Police found the boys' car partially submerged in water, after a member of public alerted them to it.

Officers have said that investigations are ongoing to establish the circumstances in which the car would have left the road.

Superintendent Owain Llewellyn said: "At present, this appears to have been a tragic accident, and our thoughts are with the family and friends of the four young men at this very difficult time. 

"This has been an extensive search involving a number of different agencies and volunteers, and this is sadly not the outcome that any of us would have wanted. 

"We would ask that the family be afforded the appropriate privacy and respect."