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The coronavirus pandemic deeply impacted man facets of life, including one not spoken much about -- adoption and foster rates. 

The Norfolk Animal Care and Adoption Center currently has a critical need for adoptions, as the warmer weather means the shelter's kennels are filling.

The SPCA of Texas is offering free or reduced adoption fees all week in an attempt to "Empty the Shelters."

Anne says some nurses removed babies straight after delivery, without the mothers being able to hold them. she says she is still haunted by one teenager, desperate to keep her baby. i can still picture her, because she was crying, and i remember her saying to the midwife how she wanted to keep her baby. and ijust was tearful after it. why were you upset? i just felt it was unjust. she says some nurses treated forced adoptions in an almost routine way. i think they were just generally institution...

And the neighbouring countries, but in particular emerging economies, dependent on this region for theirfood. also those dependent on low energy prices are also seeing their price inflation forecast going up and therefore forecast for growth going down too. so a troubling set of forecasts for the worlds economic outlook but also concerns that this twin shock of pandemic and then war, that has its own set of difficult dilemmas and consequences that were just beginning to unpick. hundreds of thous...

You are in, you are away, youll have your baby, your baby will go for adoption — thats it. it sounds callous. now, absolutely. these mums, were the unmarried mums? they were these young... we showed the interview to lisa roland, who was one of those shamed into giving up her baby. hair, herface, tears streaming down, and she was very puffy. she became pregnant at 16 and was separated from her baby for nearly 30 years. she says hearing from a former trainee nurse proves what birth mothers went ...

Today? aside from that opposition parties as you have heard are looking for ways to inflict maximum political pain on the prime minister before conservative mps, who hold the key to his future decide to change their minds, if indeed they do. ., change their minds, if indeed they do. . ., ., the time is 19 minutes past one. our top story this lunchtime... russia says it has struck 1,200 military targets in eastern ukraine — and calls for the countrys forces to lay down their arms. as cases of f...

Will offer little comfort to passengers who have seen fares rise for more than a decade. hundreds of thousands of women across the uk had their babies taken away from them, during the 19505, �*60s and �*70s — because they werent married. for more than a year now, bbc news has been hearing from women who say they were pressured into forced adoptions by doctors, social workers and churches. now for the first time, a former nhs maternity nurse has come forward to say she witnessed callous beh...

I just felt it was unjust. she says some nurses treated forced adoptions in an almost routine way. i think they were just generally institutionalised, thats what they did, and maybe they thought by trying to cut everything short, cut—and—dried, right, youre in, youre away, youll have your baby, your baby will go for adoption, thats it. it sounds callous. now, absolutely. we showed the interview to lisa rowland, who was one of those shamed into giving up her baby. i can picture her hair, herf...

Parliament, so another development ahead of that apology we are expecting to hear from the prime minister later this afternoon. we will speak to our political correspondents a moment. but the speaker of the commons is allowing a debate on thursday about whether the prime minister misled parliament and more on that shortly. hundreds of thousands of women across the uk had their babies taken away from them, during the 1950s, 60s and 70s — because they werent married. for more than a year now, bb...