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Craig Williams

Family of missing Glasgow man Joseph Duffy issue desperate appeal to trace him

A family have launched a desperate appeal for help in tracing missing man Joseph Duffy.

Joseph was last seen around midnight on Friday at his home in Newlands in the south side of Glasgow.

Friends and family have put out an appeal for information as he is not answering calls.

He has no wallet with him and his phone is switched off.

His car (pictured) is a Red Corsa, with the registration number SG59 0PB.

Anyone with any information can contact Police Scotland on 101.

A spokeswoman for Police Scotland said: "We can confirm we have received a report of a missing person called Joseph Duffy.

"Enquiries are ongoing to trace him".

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