The search for a missing Glasgow man who vanished in the city has entered its third week.

James Law has been missing from the Gallowgate area of the city since November 23, and his family is becoming increasingly concerned.

The 44-year-old was last seen just after midnight at an address in Bellgrove Street, and his family say it is out of character for him to not get in touch or keep to his usual routine.

His sister has issued a heartbreaking appeal, pleading for her brother to come home.

She said: “I am very worried about James and would ask him, or anyone who knows where he is to please let the police know.”

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He is described as 6ft 1in, of slim build, with brown hair and wears glasses.

When he was last seen he was wearing a dark coloured beanie hat, a black jacket, black scarf, grey cardigan, grey trousers and black shoes. He has a distinctive well-spoken Southern English accent.

Chief Inspector Michael Duddy, from London Road Police Station, said: “James has been known to frequent Ingram Street in the city centre and the Forge Retail Park in the Parkhead area of Glasgow.

“It is a busy time of year on these streets for shoppers and we would urge anyone who is out and about to keep a look out for James and get in touch with us if they have any information.

“James has now been missing for three weeks and his family are very concerned and want him to get in touch."

Anyone who thinks they may have seen James is asked to contact London Road Police Station by calling 101, quoting incident number 1864 of Tuesday, November 23 2019.