Police have confirmed the body of a man has been found amid the search for missing primary school teacher Anthony Hill.

The body was discovered in an area off Heathgate, close to Mousehold Heath, in Norwich shortly before 8pm on Thursday.

While formal identification is yet to take place, the family of 37-year-old Mr Hill has been informed.

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The father-of-two was last seen leaving his home address in Plumstead Road East at 7.45am on Monday morning.

CCTV images later released by police showed him in the Co-op shop in Sprowston Road at around 10am the same day.

Police and volunteer search and rescue teams have been looking for Mr Hill since he was reported missing and his wife, Kayleigh Hill, has been using social media to thank the community for its ongoing help.

Mr Hill had worked as a journalist for Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert.com before leaving to retrain in education.

Mr Lewis helped raise awareness of his former colleague's disappearance in an emotional plea shared to his 3.1 million followers on X.

Norfolk Constabulary has confirmed the death is not believed to be suspicious and said a file will be prepared for the coroner in due course.