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Evening Standard
Evening Standard
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Alastair Lockhart

10-year-old London schoolboy found after search

London Football Plaistow
Judiah, 10, has been found - (Met Police)

A search for a 10-year-old schoolboy reported missing in east London has ended after he was found.

Judiah, from Plaistow, was reported missing this morning.

The Metropolitan Police launched an appeal to find him, but later said he had been located.

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