Benjamin Ross, a 26-year-old trainee barrister from Wigan, has been found alive after going missing in Majorca, where he had traveled to visit a friend. His family reported him missing after losing contact for nearly two weeks, primarily following a series of distressing events, including being robbed of his belongings while swimming at the beach. Ross arrived at the British Consulate in Palma, described as 'tired and drained but alive,' and has since been reunited with his mother, Felix, who expressed immense gratitude for the support received during the search. The local police had been involved in the effort to locate him, and Felix had flown to Majorca to conduct door-to-door searches and meet with officials prior to his discovery. This situation had sparked significant concern due to the unusual nature of his disappearance, which included a decline in his mental health after the robbery and conflicts with flatmates. Benjamin's family is now focused on ensuring his full recovery and safe return home.