A body has been found in the search for former England rugby international Tom Voyce, who went missing in an area flooded during Storm Darragh. Police feared the 43-year-old had died after being ‘swept away’ in an ‘extremely tragic incident’.

Police searching for missing former England rugby player Tom Voyce say they have found a body in the river where his car was swept away in a storm.

TOM Voyce’s wife Anna has shared a heartbreaking message amid fears the England rugby star was swept to his death in Storm Darragh floods. The 43-year-old is believed to have died trying to

Police previously said that Tom Voyce, 43, had tried to cross a flood-swollen river in Northumberland when his car was swept away.

Voyce played nine times for England between 2001 and 2006 while becoming a cult hero during a glittering period at club side Wasps

His Toyota Hilux was recovered downstream from Abberwick Ford on the River Aln outside Alnwick, Northumberland.

Police say a body has been found in their search for former England rugby international Tom Voyce, who went missing in Storm Darragh. Northumbria Police said earlier in the week that they received

The storm brought severe weather to the UK from the early hours of Saturday morning, prompting a number of flood warnings. Mr Voyce, from Truro, Cornwall, played for England from 2001 until 2006, before retiring from rugby in 2013.

Former England rugby international Tom Voyce is believed by police to have died after going missing in a flood-affected area during Storm Darragh.

Tom Voyce retired from rugby in 2013 and has been living in Alnwick since 2020 A body has been found in the search for former England rugby international Tom Voyce, who went missing in an area flooded during Storm Darragh.