A £50,000 reward has been offered for information leading to finding the body of a man who has been missing for more than a decade.

Michael Martin, from Salford, was reported missing on 8 August 2016 after the then 25-year-old was last seen at a petrol station on Bolton Road, in Kearsley, Bolton, the day before.

Ten years on, detectives investigating his murder have offered the reward to try find his body.

His father, Gregg Martin, said the "not-knowing is gut wrenching every day" and added: "We know he's dead but it's just not knowing where he was, where he is and what happened to him. It'd give the family some closure – a form of sort of peace."

He added: "My message to the people is to do the right thing – tell someone or indirectly let the police know what happened to Michael so we can get some peace of mind and closure."

Greater Manchester Police has treated the investigation as a "non-body murder" since 2016.

The renewed appeal for information leading to Martin's body comes after, in 2018, police offered £50,000 for information on Martin's disappearance.

The force said it had "remained committed to finding out what happened to Michael" in the ten years since his disappearance.

"We are appealing directly to help his family lay their loving son to rest," Det Ch Supt Lewis Hughes said.

"We believe someone in the local community knows what happened to him or has information that could help us find his body."