Former England rugby international Tom Voyce is believed by police to have died after going missing in a flood-affected area during Storm Darragh.

A former England rugby union international is believed to have died after going missing in a flood-affected area during a storm in northern England. Tom Voyce, 43, is suspected of having drowned after trying to drive through a ford on Saturday night, Northumbria Police said. It is thought his car was swept away by the river’s current.

Former England rugby international Tom Voyce is believed by police to have died after going missing in a flood-affected area during Storm Darragh. Northumbria Police confirmed they received a report on Sunday morning stating that Voyce,

The storm brought severe weather to the UK from the early hours of Saturday morning, prompting a number of flood warnings. Mr Voyce, from Truro, Cornwall, played for England from 2001 until 2006, before retiring from rugby in 2013.

Former England rugby player Tom Voyce is missing near the town of Alnwick, the Northumbria Police said on Tuesday, with authorities fearing he may have died after they found his car in a river.

Former England rugby player Tom Voyce, 43, is believed to have died after going into the River Aln in his car, Northumbria Police said. The force said officers received a report on Sunday morning that Mr Voyce,