
Nicky Campbell and Davina McCall presents a follow-up to the story of foundling Susanne Barrow, who met her half-brother Ian in 2024 and has since added another paternal half-sibling to the family circle, but was hoping to get in contact with her birth mother. For Tom Yeo, who was left under a bench in the waiting room of Reading train station in 1965, there has been an unusual development that has had more impact than he could have imagined

Nicky Campbell and Davina McCall presents a follow-up to the story of foundling Susanne Barrow, who met her half-brother Ian in 2024 and has since added another paternal half-sibling to the family circle, but was hoping to get in contact with her birth mother. For Tom Yeo, who was left under a bench in the waiting room of Reading train station in 1965, there has been an unusual development that has had more impact than he could have imagined

Nicky Campbell and Davina McCall presents a follow-up to the story of foundling Susanne Barrow, who met her half-brother Ian in 2024 and has since added another paternal half-sibling to the family circle, but was hoping to get in contact with her birth mother. For Tom Yeo, who was left under a bench in the waiting room of Reading train station in 1965, there has been an unusual development that has had more impact than he could have imagined

Nicky Campbell and Davina McCall presents a follow-up to the story of foundling Susanne Barrow, who met her half-brother Ian in 2024 and has since added another paternal half-sibling to the family circle, but was hoping to get in contact with her birth mother. For Tom Yeo, who was left under a bench in the waiting room of Reading train station in 1965, there has been an unusual development that has had more impact than he could have imagined

Nicky Campbell and Davina McCall presents a follow-up to the story of foundling Susanne Barrow, who met her half-brother Ian in 2024 and has since added another paternal half-sibling to the family circle, but was hoping to get in contact with her birth mother. For Tom Yeo, who was left under a bench in the waiting room of Reading train station in 1965, there has been an unusual development that has had more impact than he could have imagined