The 31-year-old painter, renowned for her bright and evocative compositions, was reported missing in the early morning hours of Saturday

As a body is found in the search for missing Sarah Cunningham, the Mirror looks at the final hours before the gifted artist vanished - and the frantic search to find her

A BODY has been found in the search for a missing artist after she was last seen leaving a flat block at 3am on Saturday. Cops confirmed Sarah Cunningham’s body was discovered at Chalk Farm

London police said a body was discovered on the tracks of a subway station early this morning, November 4, during the search for 31-year-old missing British artist Sarah Cunningham, who was last seen early Saturday morning. Please consider joining us as a member to support independent journalism.

Police say the family of a missing artist have been informed after a body was found on the tracks at a London Underground station. The last sighting of Sarah Cunningham, 31, was on Jamestown Road, in Camden in north London, at 3am on Saturday.

COPS have launched an urgent hunt to find a woman who was last seen leaving a flat block. Sarah Cunningham, 31, disappeared on Jamestown Road in Camden, north London, on November 2 at around 3am.

The body of London-based abstract artist Sarah Cunningham has been found on the tracks at a London underground station. She had been missing since Saturday night. The death is currently not being treated as suspicious by police.

A body thought to be that of Sarah Cunningham has been found, after the artist went missing in north London in the early hours of Saturday. Ms Cunningham, 31, was last seen at about 03:00 GMT on Jamestown Road in Camden wearing a black vest top,

Police are searching for missing artist Sarah Cunningham who was last seen in north London in the early hours of Saturday morning. Ms Cunningham, 31, was seen at about 03:00 GMT on Jamestown Road, Camden wearing a black vest top,