Police in Edinburgh can confirm that Neil John McWilliams (43), who was reported missing last week, has been found safe and well.
Police would like to thank the public for their assistance in helping to trace him.
They are still looking for another man, Andrew Durie, who is 28 years old, and was last in Ferry Road around 2.30pm on 17th July on a number 21 bus.
Andrew is described as 6ft tall, well built, wearing glasses, and was last seen wearing a Rangers football top. It's thought he may be with a as yet unidentified woman.
Inspector Alan Hogarth said: "We are appealing for Andrew to get in touch with police, as his family are worried that they haven't heard from him for a number of days.
"Similarly if anyone has seen Andrew or has information that can help us trace him, they urged to contact police on 101 and quote incident 307 of 14th July."
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