Police have identified Douglas Craigie, a 49-year-old fisherman whose body was recovered after the fishing vessel Kilda disappeared off the Western Isles of Scotland.
Two other crew members, Norman Murray and Murdo Morrison, remain missing following the incident off Port of Ness in north Lewis.
According to the BBC, the missing crewmates are Norman Murray, 40, known as Tam, and Murdo Morrison, 23.
All three men are from Lewis, an island in Scotland's Western Isles.
The Kilda was fishing when the vessel went missing off Port of Ness on Tuesday, according to the BBC's report published on October 15, 2026.
Craigie's body was subsequently found, while the search for Murray and Morrison remains unresolved.
The police identification establishes the identity of the fisherman recovered after the vessel disappeared.
The two other crew members have not been located, according to the information available in the BBC report.
The BBC described the report as breaking news and said further details would be published as they became available.
The circumstances surrounding the vessel's disappearance and the continuing search for the two missing fishermen were not detailed in the report.
