A missing Glasgow man may have “entered the River Clyde”, according to Police Scotland.

Joseph Duffy, 39, has been missing from his home in Kirkoswald Road in the southside of the city, since midnight on Saturday (11 April).

When he was not in his house on Saturday morning, his family contacted police.

Officers investigating his disappearance said a review of CCTV footage suggested Joseph “may have entered the River Clyde at the King George V Bridge.”

Police divers have conducted a search of the area, but investigators said Joseph had not been found and remained a missing person.

They said Joseph’s family had been told about the latest developments.

Greater Glasgow Police reissued their urgent appeal for information, requesting that anyone who can help their investigation call 101, quoting incident number 1411 of April 11, 2020.

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Police say missing Joseph Duffy ‘may have entered the River Clyde’