Police are searching for a man believed to have gone into the River Aln near Alnwick. On Sunday morning, officers received a report that former England rugby international player Tom Voyce had not returned to his home following an evening with friends. Extensive enquiries have been ongoing since then, including searches to locate the 43-year-old.

Ex-England rugby player Tom Voyce is believed to have died aged 43 after going missing while returning from a night out with friends during Storm Darragh on the weekend

NORTHUMBERLAND, UK — Former England rugby international Tom Voyce is missing and feared dead after his car was recovered from a flood-swollen river, police said Tuesday.

Former England rugby player Tom Voyce is believed to have died after attempting to cross a river in Northumberland in his car amid Storm Darragh. Northumbria Police said the 43-year-old had not returned to his home after spending an evening with friends.

Searches are continuing for missing ex-England rugby international Tom Voyce, 43, who is feared to have died after his car was swept away in a Northumberland river

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 player Tom Voyce is believed to have died after going into a river in his car, local authorities have said.

Ex-England rugby star Tom Voyce is feared to have died after his car crashed the River Alan on Sunday.A search party had been sent out after police were told he did not return home from an evening with friends on Saturday.