Brit woman missing after hiring boat on holiday island pictured
A British woman reported missing after she hired a boat on a popular Spanish holiday island has now been named as Mary Gavin, 39, as the authorities issued her photograph.
Mary had hired a motorboat from the port of La Savina, Formentera, in the Balearic Islands, to "take a spin" along the holiday island's coast. The Brit did not say where she was heading but left the port at around 6.30pm on Wednesday.
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