A boy who went missing on a busy stretch of beach, sparking a major search involving police and the public, has been found and reunited with his parents.
The nine-year-old had last been seen at the Prom Cafe on Bournemouth seafront at 09:20 BST, Dorset Police said.
Members of the public helped officers look for the child who was found shortly before midday.
Dorset Police thanked all those involved in the search.
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