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Urgent hunt for missing rugby ace as father-of-three's wife issues desperate plea to help find him
Urgent hunt for missing rugby ace as father-of-three's wife issues desperate plea to help find him

The Sun

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Urgent hunt for missing rugby ace as father-of-three's wife issues desperate plea to help find him

AN urgent hunt has been launched for a missing rugby ace as his wife issues a desperate plea to help find him. Batley Bulldogs player Brandon Moore, 28, from West Yorkshire has not been seen since yesterday. 3 3 3 In an emotional post his wife appealed for help saying: "If anyone has seen Brandon Moore can you please message me? "I usually wouldn't ever post anything on here like this, but family and friends haven't seen or heard of him and hoping maybe someone's seen sightings of him and can message me? "I have a 7 week old baby at home and 2 others so I can't go hunting myself other than a car ride. Police contacted. Been missing approx 14 hours now. Thank you."

Aziz Ziriat: Body of British hiker missing in northern Italy since January found by rescuers at Care Alto
Aziz Ziriat: Body of British hiker missing in northern Italy since January found by rescuers at Care Alto

Sky News

timean hour ago

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Aziz Ziriat: Body of British hiker missing in northern Italy since January found by rescuers at Care Alto

The body of a British hiker missing in northern Italy since January has been found, local rescuers have said. Aziz Ziriat, 36, had been hiking in the Dolomites with his friend Sam Harris, 35, whose body was found buried under snow around a kilometre away, at the base of the southern face of the Carè Alto mountain, soon after they were reported missing. Ziriat was discovered on Saturday, buried in snow beneath the same mountain by rescuers from the Trentino Alpine and Speleological Rescue team, the organisation said. The team, which had been airlifted to the area in the morning, began searching near where Harris' body had been found. They found nothing during the first phase of the search, but after descending along the rock face, a rescue dog, from a unit provided by the Italian Financial Police's Alpine rescue branch, detected his body "in a rocky crevice, hidden beneath layers of snow", at the foot of the southern face of Carè Alto, the rescue team said in a statement. His remains were found "at the base of the cliffs, almost 1,000 metres away from Harris' initial location and 400 metres lower in altitude". The body was airlifted to the nearby Spiazzo Rendena sports field, "where a funeral transport was waiting". The rescue team said his family "was immediately informed of the discovery". The Londoners' last known location was at a mountain hut called Casina Dosson, in the San Valentino Valley, close to the town of Tione di Trento, near Riva del Garda on Lake Garda on 1 January They had been hiking in the Carè Alto mountain area within the Adamello group over the New Year. The alarm was raised when the pair missed their return flight on 6 January. Firefighters, the Italian Financial Police's Alpine Rescue team and the volunteer group, A, helped with the search. In January, Mr Ziriat's family praised the work of search teams, saying "their commitment to finding Aziz has been outstanding". A Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) spokesperson said: "We are supporting the family of a British national reported missing in Northern Italy and are in contact with the local authorities."

Body found in search for girl missing in River Thames near Gravesend
Body found in search for girl missing in River Thames near Gravesend

The Guardian

time2 hours ago

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Body found in search for girl missing in River Thames near Gravesend

A body has been found in the search for a girl missing in the River Thames, police said. A body was recovered from the river near Gravesend with the assistance of the RNLI at about 11.40am on Saturday. Formal identification by the girl's next of kin has taken place, and the death is not being treated as suspicious, Kent police said in a statement. A boy who was rescued is in a stable condition in hospital. A search was launched after two children got into trouble in the water near the Royal Terrace Pier on Friday afternoon. Police were called by the Port of London authority at 1.46pm to 'concerns for the welfare of two children who had entered the river', a force spokesperson said. Emergency services were called and a search was launched, leading to a boy being pulled out of the river. Sign up to First Edition Our morning email breaks down the key stories of the day, telling you what's happening and why it matters after newsletter promotion He was taken to a local hospital where his condition was 'not described to be life-threatening', police said.

Missing rugby star's desperate wife issues heartfelt Facebook plea to find him as fears grow
Missing rugby star's desperate wife issues heartfelt Facebook plea to find him as fears grow

Daily Mail​

time2 hours ago

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Missing rugby star's desperate wife issues heartfelt Facebook plea to find him as fears grow

A rugby star's wife has issued a heartfelt plea for help after the father-of-three went missing on Friday night. Concerns are growing for Batley Bulldogs player Brandon Moore, 28, from Castleford in West Yorkshire. The sportsman had been named in the squad for today's Championship match against Toulouse Olympique, but has remained absent. His wife, Mara, has now issued a heartfelt plea for help in tracing her husband, who has not been seen since yesterday, adding police had been contacted. She wrote on a Facebook post: 'Please share. If anyone has seen Brandon Moore can you please message me? His wife, Mara, has issued a heartfelt plea for help in tracing Moore, who has not been seen since yesterday 'I usually wouldn't ever post anything on here like this, but family and friends haven't seen or heard of him and hoping maybe someone's seen sightings of him and can message me? 'I have a 7 week old baby at home and 2 others so I can't go hunting myself other than a car ride.' Moore, a hooker for Batley Bulldogs, formerly played for eight years at Halifax Panthers. He joined his current team, in the RFL Championship, last January.

Michael Mosley's Widow Reveals Moment She Realised 'Something Had Gone Terribly Wrong' To British TV Presenter Who Died On Greek Island
Michael Mosley's Widow Reveals Moment She Realised 'Something Had Gone Terribly Wrong' To British TV Presenter Who Died On Greek Island

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time3 hours ago

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Michael Mosley's Widow Reveals Moment She Realised 'Something Had Gone Terribly Wrong' To British TV Presenter Who Died On Greek Island

Michael Mosley's widow has revealed the moment she realised something terribly wrong had happened to her husband, who died on the Greek island of Symi a year ago. The popular UK doctor and TV presenter had just arrived on holiday on June 5 2024 with his wife and friends, when he went missing following his decision to walk alone back to their villa from a nearby beach. More from Deadline Mystery Solved Of Why TV Doctor Michael Mosley Left Phone At Home Before He Died 'Peter Five Eight' Joins Jinga's AFM Slate; 'Knockout Blonde' Domestic Deal; OUTtv Co-Commissions Latest 'Glow Up'; Late Michael Mosley Honored - Global Briefs Michael Mosley: Paramount's Channel 5 Faces Dilemma Over Airing Presenter's 'Wonders Of The Human Body' Series Dr Clare Bailey told the Daily Mail newspaper this weekend that it was only when she got back to the villa later in the day she realised her husband was missing. Once the alarm was raised, she remained hopeful he would be found on a neighbouring path, particularly after locals turned out in their dozens to help authorities with the search. However, with the arrival of night-time came her despair at her husband being found safe. Bailey told the Daily Mail: 'Then it got dark. It became devastatingly obvious something had gone terribly wrong.' Poignantly, Mosley didn't have his mobile phone with him because, Bailey explained, 'he didn't want to risk it getting wet on the boat.' Four days after he went missing, Mosley's body was found only 100 yards away from a waterside restaurant. It was apparent he had lost his bearings, then stumbled and fallen in the heat. Huge tributes were paid to the popular writer and presenter, who made TV programmes and podcasts exploring nutrition and wrote bestselling books about the benefits of fasting and ways it was possible to reverse Type Two Diabetes. Dr Clare Bailey had been married to Mosley since 1997, and often appeared alongside him on his popular TV programmes exploring nutrition and wellbeing. Additionally, she frequently co-authored on his bestselling books. She said this weekend, almost one year after losing her husband: 'Michael loved exploring. That was the joy of him,' she says. 'His death was in keeping with his life. 'He was a maverick, a bit of a risk-taker. He pushed boundaries. I loved him for that; it made him so special. He was unorthodox and just so brilliant. 'Others went to look at the place where he died. I just didn't want to know too much about it. All I really wanted to know was that he was not suffering or in pain. 'He was in a very beautiful place and he so very nearly made it. Actually, I take comfort from that.' Best of Deadline Sean 'Diddy' Combs Sex-Trafficking Trial Updates: Cassie Ventura's Testimony, $10M Hotel Settlement, Drugs, Violence, & The Feds 'Poker Face' Season 2 Guest Stars: From Katie Holmes To Simon Hellberg 2025-26 Awards Season Calendar: Dates For Tonys, Emmys, Oscars & More

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