Police say they received a number of calls from the public with information following the disappearance of 13-month-old Lola Page, who has now been found.
Detective chief inspector Matt Markham from Force CID, said: "We are pleased to say that Lola is now returned to a place of safety and she is doing well.
“We want to thank the public for their assistance with this appeal. We received a number of calls from people with information, who were keen to help.”
Lola's mother, 18-year-old Stacey Ball and three other men have now been arrested in connection to the child's alleged kidnap in Walsall.
Missing baby Lola Page has been found "safe and well" in Walsall.
Police have arrested four people in connection with the alleged kidnap, including the child's mother, 18-year-old Stacey Ball and another man, who were both found with the 13-month-old at an address in Willenhall, West Midlands.
18-year-old Stacey Ball and baby Lola Page before the child's disappearance Credit: West Midlands Police
Ms Ball is accused of kidnap, while the other man is accused of assisting an offender.
Shortly after, officers arrested two more men on suspicion of conspiracy to kidnap. All four are in custody and will be questioned later today.
Police have released descriptions of missing baby Lola Page and her mother after the child was taken from her foster parents.
Lola is described by police as white with short straight blonde hair and was wearing a white cardigan and blue polka dot dress when she was taken.
Her mother Stacey Ball is described as white, of thin build and was wearing a long black wig, black leggings and a black and tan patterned dress when she left with her daughter.
Stacey Ball with her one-year-old baby daughter Lola Page, the day Ms Ball took her child during a supervised foster visit and disappeared Credit: West Midlands Police handout
A mother who took her one-year-old daughter from a foster family who were caring for the child is being sought over concerns for the baby's welfare.
West Midlands Police said they were concerned for missing child Lola Page after she was taken during a supervised visit in Willenhall in the West Midlands just before 1pm yesterday.
Mother Stacey Ball, 18, of Walsall Wood, is believed to have got into a dark-coloured car with her child which was then driven off, after leaving the address.
There have no sightings of either the child or Ms Ball since the pair went missing, police said.
Ten people have been arrested after police searching for a missing woman found a body at a house.
West Midlands Police said the body, found in Victory Lane, Walsall, at around 8pm on Friday, had not yet been formally identified. A police spokesman said:
The address has been sealed off and a murder investigation has been launched.
Ten people - five men and five women - at the address were arrested on suspicion of murder and remain in custody at this time helping officers with their inquiries.
The Labour MP for Birmingham Ladywood, Shabana Mahmood, said an arrest in connection with the murder of local pensioner Mohammed Saleem is a "significant step" towards "getting justice".
I welcome the news that an arrest has been made in connection with the murder of Mr Saleem, a much-loved member of our community.
Although nothing can bring him back, the fact that a significant step has been taken towards getting justice for Mr Saleem will be a comfort to his family and the community in Small Heath.
It is shocking that Mr Saleem's brutal murder may have occurred as an act of terrorism - and it is vital that the community continues to support the police as they progress their investigations.
A 25-year-old man being questioned over explosions at three mosques in Walsall, Tipton and Wolverhampton has been arrested in relation to what police are calling "a further act of terrorism".
He is being held in connection with the murder of 82-year-old Mohammed Saleem Chaudhry, who was stabbed three times in the back as he walked home from a mosque in Small Heath, Birmingham in April.
A 25-year-old man being questioned over explosions at three mosques in Walsall, Tipton and Wolverhampton has been arrested in relation to "a further act of terrorism" in connection with the murder of pensioner Mohammed Saleem, West Midlands Police has said.
Mohammed Saleem Chaudhry.
Mohammed Saleem Chaudhry, 82, was stabbed three times in the back as he walked home from a mosque in Small Heath, Birmingham in April.
Assistant Chief Constable Marcus Beale, of West Midlands Police, said: "The murder of Mohammed Saleem now forms part of the wider West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit Investigation."
Counter terrorism officers have today been given an extra week to question two Ukrainian men in connection with three explosions near to mosques across the West Midlands.
The extension was granted this morning by Westminster Magistrates Court.
The 25 and 22-year-old were arrested in Small Heath, Birmingham, on Thursday and are suspected of involvement in explosions near mosques in Walsall, Tipton and Wolverhampton.
