Fears grow for missing 12-year-old schoolgirl who police believe is with a man in his 20s and has not been seen for four days

The welfare of a 12-year-old girl who has gone away from home and is thought to be with a man in his 20s is a concern for the police.

Bella, whose real name is Isabelle Lindsay-Nandra, was last seen four days ago on November 26 after leaving school in Bexleyheath at 3:30 p.m.

According to officers, she arrived at King George V DLR station at 10 p.m. after taking a bus to Woolwich.

She had previously gone absent, but not for this long, according to the Metropolitan Police.

She might be with a male in his 20s who is characterized as dark and has a little beard. He can go by Marshall or any other name that starts with the letter M.

She might have been with another man, who was described as South Asian, and they got into a physical altercation.

Isabelle stands five feet three inches tall. She had on a black Canada goose coat, blue suede boots with bows on the back, and her school uniform.

Investigations are underway to find Isabelle and identify the men. Analysis of the accessible CCTV is part of this.

Please phone 101 and mention REF 01/1130151/24 if you believe you may have seen Isabelle or know where she is or who is with her.

Dial 999 for an instant sighting.