Police have issued an urgent appeal for the public's help to find a missing man.
Concerns are growing for the welfare of Lee Murray.
Mr Murray, 46, is from Stockport but was last seen in Trafford.
Police said he was last seen at about 7.30am on Friday in the Davyhulme area of Stretford.
Greater Manchester Police said officers were 'becoming increasingly concerned' and have now issued a public appeal.
The appeal is being shared on Facebook and Twitter.
Mr Murray was driving a 'distinctive' Ford Transit van at the time, which has black lines down the bonnet.
In a statement, GMP urged anyone with information, or anyone who has seen the van, to come forward.
A photograph of Mr Murray has also been released.
In the statement, GMP said: "Lee is described as white with shortish black hair and a full beard that is greying.
"He is of medium build and has sleeve tattoos on both arms.
"He was last seen wearing grey work overalls whilst driving a light green Ford transit van with distinctive black lines down the bonnet.
"Officers are becoming increasingly concerned for Lee and want to make sure that he is safe and well."
No further details have been revealed.
Anyone with information about Mr Murray's whereabouts or the location of his van can contact police on 0161 856 9719 or GMP on 101.
