Cody, whose surname hasn’t been released, was last seen in Didcot at about 8.45am yesterday, Saturday, May 16.

Thames Valley Police has released an appeal asking anyone who sees the missing boy to call 999, and report any information on his whereabouts.

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The 16-year-old is also known to visit Oxford and Witney.

Cody, 16, has been missing since Saturday morning (Image: Thames Valley Police)

He is described as slim, about 5ft6ins tall, and was last seen wearing a black puffer jacket, a grey tracksuit and grey trainers.

A spokesperson for the police said: “If you see Cody, call 999, quoting reference number 43260243493.

“Anyone with information on Cody’s whereabouts should share it with us.”

Information should be reported to the Thames Valley Police missing person page on its website.

The Cotswolds village of Spelsbury, near Chipping Norton, is the latest to have seen a burglary after a home was broken into overnight on Friday, May 15.

Offenders reportedly broke through the back door of the house and carried out a ‘messy’ search of the property, taking cash and jewellery.

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Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact the police, quoting reference number 43260242669.

The report from Thames Valley Police closely matched one from earlier this week, when a home in Churchill, a Cotswolds village very near Spelsbury, was similarly targeted by burglars.

The incident occurred in the village at about 9.30pm on Wednesday, May 13.

Police said multiple offenders went to the rear of a home and smashed through the patio doors, before carrying out a ‘messy’ search of the house looking for cash and jewellery.

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Thames Valley Police asked anyone with information about the burglary in Churchill to get in touch, quoting reference number 43260237641.

The force also issued 10 recommendations to prevent burglaries, which included locking doors and windows even when home, lighting the property, installing visible CCTV and strengthening entry points.

Homeowners are advised to make the house look occupied when no one’s home, remove hiding places, test alarm systems, know your neighbours, protect your keys and use smart tech to monitor your home when out.

The UK was represented by the Lincolnshire-born musician Sam Battle, who goes by the stage name Look Mum No Computer.

Prior to being selected for Eurovision, he had amassed 85 million views and 1.4 million combined subscribers and followers across his various social accounts.

He had become known for his videos about making and playing unusual electronic music, and incorporated that into his song ‘Eins, Zwei, Drei’.

But did the various juries and viewing public get on board?

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Look Mum No Computer ended up finishing in last place, earning just a single point.

It is the fourth consecutive year that the UK has received no points from the public vote, with the country’s only jury point coming from Ukraine.

During his song, Battle wore a pink boiler suit as performers in fluffy headwear danced in a mock workshop, while he played a synthesiser, and ended up in a cardboard box.

Bulgaria’s Dara ended up winning the competition, scoring 516 points with their song ‘Bangaranga’.

Israeli entrant Noam Bettan came in second place with 343 points, while Romania’s Alexandra Capitanescu finished in third with 296 points.

In a Facebook post after the competition, Battle said Dara was the “honestly deserved winner”.

“Met a lot of amazing folk,” the post said.

“The most important thing is we all tried our hardest.

“Regardless of what is against us.

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“Whatever it may be.

“Gotta keep trying your hardest regardless of the f*********** outcome!!”

The post was accompanied by a video of Battle celebrating the single point he was awarded in the final by holding one finger in the air before leading a group of people in a chant of “UK”.

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