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Missing girl found safe and well

An 11-year-old girl who posted internet messages after going missing has been found.

Police had previously said Shannon Brown's comments on Facebook had caused them concern.

She had left her home in Beaumont Road, Wandsworth, at 1300 GMT on Saturday and was seen around 90 minutes later in Normand Park, Fulham.

Police did not reveal the nature of the entries she posted on Facebook but said she was considered to be vulnerable.



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