Michael Mosley's last movements revealed amid fears TV doc has fallen in the sea
The hunt for much-loved TV doctor Michael Mosley resumes today after he vanished on a coastal walk in the town of Symi on Wednesday afternoon.
Officers hunting for the star on the Greek island of Symi, where he was holidaying with his wife Clare, said the operation had paused for the night on Thursday but that "more men" would be coming today (Friday).
Helicopters, drones, firefighters and a police dog have joined the hunt for the diet guru, known for shows including Trust Me, I'm A Doctor as well as This Morning and The One Show.
However, temperatures are forecast to reach as high as 48C on Friday and an extreme heat warning for Symi is likely to hamper the search for dad-of-four Dr Michael.
His phone was found in the place where he was staying with his wife, who reported him missing, a police spokesperson has confirmed.
Rescue efforts have been focusing on the Pedi area after a woman said she'd seen him there on Wednesday, said the island's deputy mayor, Ilias Chaskas.
The island's mayor Eleftherios Papakalodoukas said he believed it was likely Mr Mosley had either "followed another path" or had fallen into the sea, telling the BBC: "It is a very small, controlled area, full of people so if something happened to him there, we would have found him by now."
Here, we look at the full timeline of events surrounding Dr Mosley's disappearance, from Wednesday lunchtime when he set off on his walk, to now...
Timeline of events
Wednesday 1.30pm: Michael Mosley sets off on his walk from Agios Nikolaos beach. The area surrounding the beach is considered extremely rocky and difficult to hike.
Wednesday 7.30pm: His wife Clare Bailey Mosley, who is also a doctor, raises the alarm after he fails to return from the walk and a search gets underway.
Wednesday evening: A woman claims to have seen Dr Michael on a road in the Pedi area of Symi on Wednesday. The sighting means rescue operations are later focused there.
Wednesday night: Local authorities on the Greek island of Symi begin tracing the route overnight but are unable to find him.
Thursday 11am: A post is shared to a community Facebook group called Friends of Symi urging people to look out for Dr Mosley, with the last-known picture of Dr Michael.
Thursday 11.15am: Fire services said they were asked by officers to help the search as news Dr Michael's fans in the UK are alerted to his shocking disappearance.
Thursday 2.00pm: Teams from across Greece head for the island to help with the search and it is extended from the immediate area of his disappearance. Six firefighters and a drone team arrive from the nearby island of Rhodes.
Thursday evening: The mayor of the island says it is 'impossible' for Dr Mosley to still be in the small Pedi area, after a fruitless day of searching.
Thursday midnight: Greek police call off the search for the night, but promise that "more men will be coming" for the third day of the increasingly desperate search.
Friday morning: The search is set to resume as fears grow over the safety of Dr Michael.
