GB News paused for breaking news announcement as body found in Michael Mosley search

Anne Diamond and Stephen Dixon paused their morning show on GB News as a breaking news update came in.

A body has been found during the search for Dr Michael Mosley, who has been missing since Wednesday. The body, which was found in the Greek island of Symi, is yet to be formally identified. 

It was discovered during an extensive search for the TV doctor, with the news coming in on Sunday morning.

Stephen said during his segment: "Just want to bring you some breaking news, we've just heard from the deputy mayor of Symi that the body of the TV doctor Michael Mosley has been found."

They had reported that the deputy mayor has stated that it is the body of Dr Mosley. However, formal identification is yet to be confirmed.

Anne paid tribute on the show, saying: "That's very, very sad. Very tragic for the family. In a way, thank goodness they have found him, at least the family know."

She added: "What a tragic end to a brilliant man."

Stephen continued: "At least there are some answers, but they need to find out what happened."

While officials now wait for formal identification, the deputy Mayor issued a statement after the body was located.

Deputy Mayor Ilias Haskas said: "During our research, and as we were approaching a cave next to the Agia Marina beach, we were shooting along the coastline with cameras.

"We saw an object next to a fence on the beach and when we zoomed in we realised that it was Michael Mosley's body. He had probably fallen from a short cliff of about 10 metres."

Search efforts began on Thursday and continued through to Sunday morning, with officials confirming they wouldn't stop searching until Dr Mosley was found.