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It has been more than three weeks since mother-of-two Nicola Bulley vanished without a trace, in a mystery that has baffled Britain and perplexed police. She left her home in Inskip and dropped off her children at school in St Michael's on Wyre before going for a walk in the village on January 27 Police were pictured surveying the River Wyre at the Shard Bridge in the village of Hambledon on Friday as they continued their search for the missing mother of two, who vanished walking her dog, Willow Police teams, with sniffer dogs, were spotted on Friday searching Hambledon, close to where Ms Bulley disappeared on January 27 But investigators have come under fire for how they have handled the case, after disclosing Ms Bulley's health issues in an unusual move that has seen them being read the riot act by Home Secretary Suella Braverman. Nicola Bulley vanished two weeks ago while walking her dog near the River Wyre in Lancashire Police officers walk along a footpath in St Michael's on Wyre, Lancashire, on Sunday as they continue their search for missing woman Nicola Bulley Detective Superintendent Rebecca Smith of Lancashire Police gives a press conference at Lancashire Police HQ on February 15 This has been corroborated by police. The towpath One theory being looked at by detectives is that Nicola may have left the rural towpath from an entrance not covered by CCTV More officers seen by the river on Thursday as they search for missing Ms Bulley along the towpath and riverside route Nicola took on the day she vanished Police have been using drones as they look to widen out their search for Nicola Bulley The bench where Nicola's phone stands feet away from the river, which has been extensively searched by police and a private divers Police have issued an urgent appeal for a mother wearing a yellow rain jacket in their ongoing search for missing mother Nicola Bulley The pathway runs alongside the River Wyre in St Michael’s on Wyre. Paul Ansell, 44, pictured with diving expert Peter Faulding who told the anxious father 'she's not here', during a third extensive day of searching along the River Wyre in Lancashire The pair were joined by a senior detective and a friend of Nicola, who listened attentively as Mr Faulding explained how the water where police believe the 45-year-old drowned was particularly shallow Louise Cunningham, the sister of missing Nicola Bulley, has also visited the scene where Ms Bulley's mobile phone was found on a bench next to the River Wyre in St Michael's on Wyre on February 14 Speaking to broadcasters at the site, he said: ‘My whole focus is my two girls, just staying as strong as I can for them.