An appeal has been launched to help find an 11-year-old who was separated from his mum outside Poundland.

Hillingdon Police said the missing child was last seen on Station Road, Hayes.

In their appeal, they said he accidentally got separated from his mum outside the store – and has been missing since Monday evening.

“Ibrahim is not in any trouble with the police or parents, just needs the community to help locate them ASAP,” police said.

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