Body of Michael Mosley, popular TV presenter, found on the island of Symi, Greece

Greek authorities have confirmed that the body of a man believed to be Michael Mosley, the missing British television presenter, has been found on the island of Symi, Greece. Mosley had gone missing after taking a walk along the beach of the island. Nikitas Gryllas, the deputy mayor of Symi, told The Guardian, "He was found in the Ayia Marina area. I can confirm that it is him." This discovery occurred on the fifth day of a massive aerial, land, and sea operation to find the television presenter and health expert who popularized intermittent fasting and designed the 5:2 diet. The 67-year-old Mosley was last seen at 1:30 PM local time on Wednesday, walking along the St. Nicholas beach in very hot weather. His wife, Dr. Claire Bailey, raised the alarm after he failed to return by 7:30 PM. A search and rescue operation was launched to find the doctor, who is best known for his appearances on popular television programs. The search involved police, firefighters, specially trained dogs, volunteers, and a drone. Police were working under the assumption that Mosley may have been affected by the heat, slipped, and possibly fallen from a height. Mosley, a columnist for the Daily Mail, had produced several documentaries on diet and exercise and appeared on several popular programs on BBC and ITV. He lived with tapeworms in his intestines for six weeks for the documentary "Infested! Living with Parasites" on BBC Four. Mosley is also known for the rising popularity of the 5:2 diet, which involves fasting for two days a week for weight loss. He was named Medical Journalist of the Year by the British Medical Association in 1995.