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Officers say the man is not a suspect but could provide vital information in the search for University of Hull student Libby Squire. She was last seen leaving Welly Club in Beverley Road on Thursday at 11pm, and Humberside Police have now released more information in the hope of finding her. On Friday afternoon, police officers were seen around The Courtyard university accommodation in Inglemire Lane, west Hull.  It is understood Libby lived in one of the flats in the complex. A Humberside Police spokesman said: “We are appealing for a motorist to come forward who we think helped a woman who has been reported as missing in Hull. "Libby Squire, who is a student at the University of Hull, was last seen getting into a taxi outside the Welly club on Beverley Road last night around 11pm. We are still looking for her. Read More   “We’d like a man who got out of his car and helped Libby on Beverley Road near to Beresford Avenue around 11.45pm to get in touch with us. "He was driving a silver Citroen car, possibly a Xsara or Picasso model, and has been described as having long grey hair and a grey beard. He could also have been travelling with a passenger in the car. “We want to stress that this witness is not a suspect in our search for Libby, but he may have important information that could help us. “Officers have been working closely with staff and security at the University of Hull and our investigations are ongoing.” The Courtyard university accommodation Students at the University of Hull have spoken of their shock after a police appeal was launched to find a missing 21-year-old. One student living in the complex, which has 200 flats, said: “It’s just all really weird that a police appeal has been launched already and the officers were around here this morning.  “Libby was quiet, and kept herself to herself. Her flat mates said she stayed in her room a lot of the time.” Read More   A first year primary school teaching student who wanted to be only known as Abbie, 18, said: “Police came thi...

The footage, according to ITV News which obtained the CCTV, is believed to be forming part of the huge investigation into the suspected abduction of the 21-year-old university student. She was last seen at 12.09am on Friday, February 1, near a bench on the corner of Haworth Street and Beverley Road, with a huge search operation launched over the past week in a bid to find her. A 24-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of abducting Libby and police have until 9.11pm tonight to either charge or release him. Watch the new footage below   Last night, CCTV partially obscured by a cobweb showed a series of events around the time Libby was last seen in the area. It is a minute slow but appears to show someone or something being placed in the passenger side of a car parked in Haworth Street. The car is then driven away from the scene with the time stamp recorded as 12.08:52am. Humberside Police's Detective Superintendent Matt Hutchinson reacted to the footage by confirming the force has looked through hundreds of hours of CCTV tapes taken from the area. However, the releasing of the footage has caused shock among residents in Haworth Street who are living just metres from where Libby was potentially abducted. A man then appears (Image: ITV) A 40-year-old woman, who did not want to be named, said: “It has been quite upsetting and if something like that did happen you would think we would have heard something but we didn’t. “You just think about the family and it must be so hard for them to see all this stuff coming and you just think, ‘where is she?’” Read More   She said police have maintained an active presence in the street by carrying out door to door enquiries with sniffer dogs even seen down the cul-de-sac off Cottingham Road. “It has been quite a while now and you want the best outcome,” she added. “The footage is literally right outside our house and you think she was potentially abducted outside our house and we didn’t hear a thing. He sits in his car (Image: ITV) “We hope something good come...