Sir Ranulph Fiennes' welfare concerns grow after months without family contact
Family members and friends have raised concerns over the whereabouts and wellbeing of legendary British explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes. His stepson, Alex Millington-Cotes, is seeking legal action over his care and power of attorney, while relatives say they have struggled to contact him. Cheshire Police say Fiennes is living in an appropriate setting with suitable care and that there are no immediate safeguarding concerns. Fiennes, 82, has previously revealed a Parkinson's disease diagnosis and has not been seen publicly for nearly two years.
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