Police have found a 12-year-old girl who disappeared in her school uniform last week.
Isabelle Lindsay-Nandra, known as Bella, from Bexleyheath in south east London, was last seen heading out of the school gates at around 3.30pm on Tuesday.
She is believed to have caught a bus to Woolwich before travelling to King George V DLR station, arriving at 10pm.
The Met Police said Bella had vanished before but never for this long. Officers are worried for her welfare.
The force has now confirmed Bella has been found safe and well.
Bella is described as being 5ft 3ins tall.
She was wearing school uniform with a black Canada goose coat and blue suede boots with bows on the back.
Detectives are trawling through CCTV to locate her and identify two men she may have been with.
One is described as a black man in his 20s with a small beard and answering to the name of Marshall, or another name beginning with M.
The other is described as South Asian. Police believe he was involved in a fight with the other man.
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