Police in England launch search for missing girls

Police in the UK have launched a search for two young sisters who went missing after they went out to play last night.

Police in England launch search for missing girls
Mon, 23 Jul, 2012 - 11:00

Police in the UK have launched a search for two young sisters who went missing after they went out to play last night.

Liana Boyd, 11, and her eight-year-old sister Teigan Boyd reportedly went out to play in Whitworth Park in Manchester at 8pm yesterday.

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