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Page last updated at 10:09 GMT, Thursday, 11 September 2008 11:09 UK
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Missing man found following plea

Gordon Andrew
Police had urged Gordon Andrew to get in touch

A man thought to be suffering from depression who went missing in Aberdeenshire has been found following an appeal.

Gordon Andrew, 36, had been reported missing from Kintore.

He had last been seen in the Elrick Hill area at Bucksburn, Aberdeen, at about 2000 BST on Wednesday, sparking an anxious police appeal.

A Grampian Police spokesman said: "Gordon Andrew has been traced in Inverurie."



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