Det Insp Sam Lockstone, from the Met, said: "With every hour that passes since Yafee was last seen, we are becoming increasingly worried." The boy is described as being of Asian appearance with brown hair, medium build, around 5ft 4in tall (1.6m). When last seen, he was wearing a school uniform a black blazer and trousers with a black and yellow tie. He was reported missing at 20:40. The Met said he was potentially alone last night on the streets with no phone or other means of seeking help.
Police are urgently appealing for help to find a 12-year-old boy from east London who has gone missing on a freezing cold night. Yafee was last seen by a family member just after 5pm in Khartoum Road, Newham, which is off Barking Road just south of Plaistow Park. His family have been searching the local area and speaking to his friends but he has not been found. The boy was reported missing to police at 8.38pm.
Gareth McConnell doesn't see things like everyone else. He sees the world in technicolour, as his photographs of wild horses illuminated in neon light and his psychedelic flower arrangements attest. His take on street photography is equally vivid. In his new photo book, Window, published by Sorika, McConnell brings together beautifully grainy crops of scenes from his bedroom window in east London - a supermarket carpark, a funeral car passing by, strangers going about their day.
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