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The complete squad for the Premier League season has been announced. All 20 clubs have announced their 25-man rosters for the first half of the season after a tumultuous summer of investment in which billions of pounds were splashed. According to the laws, the squads have eight slots reserved for homegrown players, while the remaining 17 spots can be filled by either homegrown or foreign stars. An additional list of each club's registered Under-21s has also been provided. Mail Sport details who is eligible in the top-flight's squads...

The body of mother-of-two Nicola Bulley, a spiritual medium (lower inset), was discovered by a spiritual medium (top left). Jason Rothwell (right), 33, was captured in photos pointing to the oceans (left) where Lancashire Police massed yesterday afternoon. He and his buddy, who MailOnline has cross-referenced to social media, talked to police who later recovered the body.

Detectives are expected to speak with the media and give an update on the case 23 days after the mother-of-two vanished in St Michael's on January 27. By two walkers yesterday, a body was discovered in the Wyre reeds, less than a mile from where she disappeared three weeks ago. The woman has not been identified as of yet. The finding has sparked yet more concerns about Lancashire Police's investigation.

Following the discovery on Sunday, the family of the missing mother-of-two now fears the worst for her partner Paul Ansell and their two children is 'agony.' If it's Nikki, it signals the end of Lancashire Police's 23-day hunt, who are under mounting strain on how their probe was carried out. The body was discovered by two walkers in some reeds less than a mile from the spot where Nikki was last seen. Mr Ansell or another close relative is likely to be asked to assist in identifying the body, according to reports. The body had been discovered in a remote area, according to police, and a specialist diving team led by underwater search specialist Peter Faulding said she wasn't in the sea.

Paul Ansell, 44, (left with Nikki) and the couple's two children, aged six and nine, haven't lost hope that the 45-year-old, who vanished three weeks ago, was still alive. On Lancashire's River Wyre, two walkers discovered the body of a blonde woman tangled in reeds (bottom right). If it is Nikki, police haven't announced it, but the area was sealed off, a white tent was built, and Detective Superintendent Rebecca Smith, the most senior investigating officer, was present. The family is said to be 'in a lot of pain' and "very heartbroken.' Formal identification could take several days. 'No words right now, just agony,' Mr Ansell told Sky News.' We're all united, and we must be healthy.' Ms Bulley's phone was discovered after she took the family dog for a walk on January 27. Despite weeks of intensive searching, several commentators have wondered why police and special teams failed to locate the body less than a mile down stream from the village of St Michael's on Wyre. Flowers were left on the bench where he phone was discovered today. Former Scotland Yard Superintendent Nusrit Mehtab said: 'If that is Nicola, then how did they miss that? Lancashire Police's decision-making has some critical questions that must be asked.'

Nicola Bulley's 'heartbroken' family (pictured right; and left with partner Paul Ansell) has spoken out after a body was discovered less than a mile from where she went missing. Nicola Bulley, a missing mother of two, recovered a body from the River Wyre earlier today after a warning from dog walkers. Inzamam Rashid, Sky News' correspondent, said he had been in touch with Ms Bulley's relatives by text. 'They are incredibly heartbroken by Lancashire Police's latest development,' he said.'

In St Michael's, Lancashire, where Nicola Bulley (left) disappeared three weeks ago, two amateur detectives (right) caught themselves searching a cop near the River Wyre. One man is seen digging up soil while the other man films him and Ms Bulley's disappearance. Curtis Cool Stuff, who also posted a video showing him roaming around a large, reportedly vacant house on the opposite bank from the bench where Ms Bulley was last seen, posted the video on social media website TikTok this morning. Lancashire police have been warned on more than one occasion that although grateful for your assistance, they would like the probe to be left to qualified detectives.

Ms Bulley, 45, who vanished in the quiet village of St Michael's on Wyre, had sought out the security firm out of respect for the cause, according to Wyre Council leader Michael Vincent. Residents of the area had been left "terrified" by the mother-of-two's disappearance, according to him. According to the former victims' commissioner, it came as police made a'sexist' mistake in releasing details about Ms Bulley's struggles with alcoholism and the menopause.

Two people have been arrested for reportedly sending'malicious' messages to Wyre Council (right) regarding Nicola Bulley's (left) disappearance. Lancashire Police have arrested a 49-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman for messages sent over the weekend. The guy has been released on bail, but the woman is still in police detention. The suspects' messages are unclear, but police have described them as "malicious" and that police inquiries are still underway, although police have said they are not sure what they said in the letters. Ms Bulley vanished on January 27 while on a dog walk along the River Wyre. Since then, Ms Bulley's hunt has been plagued by unfounded claims spread online by true crime enthusiasts, conspiracy theorists, and trolls on social media.

It was revealed today that the distraught partner of missing dog walker Nicola Bulley (left, with Paul Ansell) is getting more upset with police over their stalled probe. Engineer Paul Ansell, 44, has advised officers to broaden their search and pleaded for answers to key questions, but claims he has been refused. Since police refused to respond to his call to hold a joint press conference last week, he is also said to have been "appalled." It comes after fishermen reported that Lancashire Police only called them this week to ask if any anglers were on the River Wyre (right), which was the day the 45-year-old mother-of-two went missing on January 27. It raises concerns about whether basic steps were skipped in the first days of the police probe's critical first days.

Following 'inappropriate emails and phone calls' over missing mother-of-two Nicola Bulley, councils have deleted their members' contact information from pages. On January 27, the 45-year-old mortgage advisor vanished while walking her dog in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire. Wyre Council reported on Monday that it had temporarily deleted contact details for 'parish and town council members' as Lancashire Police announced that it is investigating. All members' phone numbers have been stripped from Sowerby Parish Council's website, which has also taken down all of the members' phone numbers. Wyre Borough Council leader Michael Vincent said in a tweet that "We acknowledge the emotional sensitivity of the situation, but we will not tolerate any form of violence against any of our elected members of Wyre Borough Council or any of the town or parish councils within our boundaries or our staff.'

On Friday, January 27, a mother of two, 45, went missing while walking her dog in St Michael's, Lancashire. Her phone was discovered on a nearby bench with a dog lead and harness attached. She had left her Mercedes in a nearby parking garage, but the car keys had never been found. Ms Bulley's boyfriend, Paul Ansell, had warned of the need to track down her keys 'from the get go,' according to family friend Heather Gibbons.

Peter Faulding (left) believes that if the mother of two (top) fell down the bank of the River Wyre in Lancashire, she would have been able to stand up. 'If she slipped down the bank, she wouldn't go far,' he told MailOnline.' The stones would hold her in place, but she would only have been waist deep. Since people do walk by, she may have stood there and asked for assistance.'

Lancashire Police have been warned on more than one occasion that although grateful for offers to assist, they would prefer that the probe be left to qualified detectives. Following reports of people from outside St Michael's filming near to properties, police chiefs released a 48-hour dispersal order on Wednesday night in the area. It gives officers the ability to dismiss anyone who is violating anti-social conduct.