Michael Mosley: Last News

Dr Michael Mosley's wife has vowed 'we will not lose hope' as the search for the missing TV presenter continues. The doctor was last seen on Wednesday after going for a hike on the Greek island of Symi.

The mayor of Symi has said there is 'no chance' the search for Dr Michael Mosley will be called off until he is found.

The family of Michael Mosley have been sent a heartbreaking message from the son of a Brit who vanished on a Greek island in 2019. The search for the TV doctor who went missing on the island of Symi, who was last seen on Wednesday, has entered its fourth day. Follow live updates from the search here.

There is 'no chance' the search for Dr Michael Mosley will be called off until he is found, the mayor of Symi has said, as the search enters its fourth day. The 67-year-old TV doctor has been missing since Wednesday (June 4) while on holiday on the Greek island.

A man has been taken to hospital after a crash involving a taxi. Police were called to reports of the crash in Swinton last night (June 7).

A woman has been left with horrific injuries after a dog charged at her outside a Tesco Express and sank its teeth into her arm.

The intensive hunt for missing TV doctor Michael Mosley has resumed this morning, with police focusing on a 'very dangerous' mountainous area. At around 6am on Saturday 8 June firefighters began trawling a 6.5km radius of rocky mountains, which is all surrounded by sea, according to Manolis Tsimpoukas, who organises searches for missing people on the Dodecanese Islands.

The search for Dr Michael Mosley has entered its fourth day on the Greek island of Symi, where the popular doctor and TV presenter went missing on Wednesday following a beach outing with his wife and friends.

Much loved TV doctor, Dr Michael Mosley, has sadly been missing since Wednesday after going for a walk on a Greek Island of Symi. The 67 year old TV doctor, known for his appearances on shows including Trust Me, I'm A Doctor as well as This Morning and The One Show was holidaying with his wife, Dr Clare Bailey, when he went missing, after going for a walk alone. His wife, whom he shares four alerted police after her husband failed to return by 7.30 in the evening.

Eerie CCTV footage of TV presenter Dr Michael Mosley has been released as the search and rescue operation on the Greek island of Symi enters its third day, with divers scouring the waters, after there were theories that the dad of four might have fallen into the sea.The 67 year old documentary host set off for a coastal stroll on Wednesday while holidaying on the petite island but failed to return. His tracks were reportedly lost, and his location remains a mystery days later, however, many speculated that he may have fainted or fallen off a cliff during the walk but, now CCTV stills reveal him prior to his disappearance.

Vanessa Feltz was visibly moved as she discussed the distressing disappearance of Dr Michael Mosley on Friday's episode of This Morning.

In a shocking turn of events, CCTV footage suggests that TV doctor Michael Mosley did indeed make it across the coastal path into the nearby town.The surveillance footage shows Dr Mosley on the main road of Pedi at 13.50pm on Wednesday afternoon, approximately 20 minutes after he is believed to have hiked a coastal route. Until now, many speculated that he may have fainted or fallen off a cliff during the walk.The CCTV was shared by local site MEGA after being retrieved by police who have been "combing" the island of Symi, where the presenter was holidaying with his wife Dr Clare Bailey.

In a new development, CCTV footage suggests that TV doctor Michael Mosley made it across the coastal path into the neighbouring town.

Dr Michael Mosley, 67, has now been missing for two days on the Greek island of Symi, where he was holidaying with his GP wife Dr Clare Bailey. Police launched a massive search operation with holidaymakers and the local island community pitching in, and it's believed there are now several theories being considered. According to reports, Greek officials have now set a deadline due to fears that the intense summer heat may have affected the This Morning doctor.

Good Morning Britain fans have expressed their disappointment after the show's hosts, Kate Garraway and Rob Rinder, failed to cover a major news story. It comes after TV doctor Michael Mosley was reported missing earlier this week on the small Greek island of Symi. The 67 year old has been missing since he didn't return from a coastal walk on Wednesday (June 5) near St Nikolas beach, located south-east of Pedi.

A new development has emerged in relation to the disappearance of TV personality Dr Michael Mosley.

Jeremy Vine is among the several concerned about an update regarding Michael Mosley, as the health guru and familiar face of The One Show and This Morning mysteriously disappeared during a holiday on the Greek island of Symi.

Dr Michael Mosley has been missing for two days on the Greek island of Symi, sparking a large-scale search operation involving both tourists and locals. The police have initiated an urgent investigation, exploring several theories.

Good Morning Britain presenters have spoken around the disappearance of Dr Michael Mosley.

The worrying hunt for ITV favourite Dr Michael Mosley is still ongoing, but unfortunately, Greek officials have had to set a deadline due to growing concerns that the severe heatwave may have overcome him.The well-loved This Morning health pro went missing in Symi, and the island's mayor, Eleftherios Papakalodoukas, has suggested the doctor could be suffering from dehydration because of the scorching temperatures that hit 35 degrees Celsius. Mayor Papakalodoukas highlighted the perilous nature of Dr Mosley's chosen hiking route, which features "very high cliffs" and challenging terrain that could represent considerable dangers, particularly if he didn't stay hydrated. Without adequate hydration, his risk of fainting would have been considerably higher, the Mayor told reporters.

The search for beloved ITV personality Dr Michael Mosley continues without success, as Greek officials sombrely set a deadline amid rising fears that the intense heatwave may have overcome him. The mayor of Symi, Eleftherios Papakalodoukas, where the This Morning health expert disappeared, suggested that Dr Mosley may have been affected by dehydration due to soaring temperatures reaching 35C.