<START> Missing Lorna Vickerage Found: Man Arrested Missing 14-year-old Lorna Vickerage and the man she was believed to be with, John Bush, have been found in London. The teenager, from the South Yorkshire town of Doncaster, and the 35-year-old were spotted at Euston Station in central London at around 2.35pm. An 'all ports' warning had been issued earlier on fears Bush would attempt to flee the country after the pair had been seen in Watford, Hertfordshire. South Yorkshire Police said Bush, a distant family friend, was immediately arrested by plain clothes officers from British Transport Police who had been on the lookout. Detective Chief Inspector Craig Robinson, of South Yorkshire Police, said: "John Bush was arrested on suspicion of child abduction at Euston Station. Lorna has been taken to a safe place and a Bush to London police station. Both are safe and well. We followed a trail from Watford to London where they tried to book into a hotel. Asked how Lorna's parents had reacted to the news, DCI Robinson said: "Her parents are over the moon. They are so pleased that we've found her. Christine, her mother, was so pleased. Her father was as well. I would like to thank the media and everyone that has been in touch. Without all of you people, we would never have been able to recover her. Lorna is being looked after by specially trained officers and is set to be reunited with her family. There had been a number of sightings of the pair, including the one in Watford where they attempted to check into a hotel at 11pm on Thursday. Lorna's mother had made an emotional plea for information at a news conference on Friday morning. South Yorkshire Police said they had recovered a Ford Mondeo the pair were believed to have been using in the village of Sproxton, near Melton Mowbray, in Leicestershire at 6.40pm on Thursday. DCI Robinson said they had traced the movements of the pair from Leicestershire, where they took a train to Peterborough. He said it was not clear how they got from there to Watford, but police then managed to work out that they had moved on to London as Bush attempted to check into a hotel using his credit card, which had been cancelled. As soon as his card was used, DCI Robinson said, officers were alerted and flooded the area where the pair had been. Officers at Euston station had been given photographs of both Bush and Lorna and when one of the officers recognised Bush from the pictures, they stepped in to arrest him.