Police are searching for a missing 13-year-old boy from Edinburgh who was last seen at around midnight.
The last known sighting of Anthony Bryla was in Buchanan Street, Leith, at around 12am on Saturday (January 6), police said.
He is described by officers as 5ft 7ins in height, with medium-length brown hair with a fringe. Anthony was wearing black clothing at the time of his disappearance, police said.
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A spokesperson for Edinburgh police said: "We are asking for help to trace Anthony Bryla, 13, last seen around 00.02am on Sat 6 Jan on Buchanan Street, Leith.
"He is 5ft 7ins, medium length brown hair with a fringe and wearing black clothing."
Anyone with information is asked to call 101 quoting reference 2865 of 2/1/24.
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