What is very interesting is how people react to the news and every little piece of information. A lot of people have latched onto the statement by Gareth Pritchard that says the hardest job will be finding the boys, and assuming that meant they were not with the car. However, it's not clear the context of which Mr Pritchard made that statement - he could easily have been asked the question before the car was found, or a hypothetical question based on "what ifs" from the journalist. When there is very little information, speculation runs riot. What's that quote about lies making it halfway round the world before truth gets it's trousers on?
Like other posters, I have noted the arrivals of forensics but not the arrival of search and rescue teams and dogs. I hope I am very wrong and the boys have already been found safe and holed up somewhere nearby and will be reunited with their parents soon.