Born Without News Today

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD. Steve Reed, 60, who featured on tonights Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace, was found in the care of a unlicensed foster mother in London when he was a baby.

After three lost brothers and sisters were connected by DNA analysis last week, a social worker who reunites abandoned siblings explains the unexpected stories behind each discovery

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell help foundlings find people who abandoned them as babies.

Chris Mason was just 6-days-old when he was left abandoned in a phonebooth in England on December 23, 1966., Viral News, Times Now

Harvey Shackell, who appeared on tonights Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace, was found as a baby in a cardboard box covered in brown paper in front of a house in Hayes, Middlesex, in 1960.

The former Strictly winner hosts an enlightening documentary. Plus: brand-new Long Lost Family: Born without Trace. Here’s what to watch tonight

Chris Mason, now 56, an engineer from Surrey, was found just before Christmas 1966 - and knew nothing of his biological family until appearing on tonights ITV documentary.

Caroline Harris-Grey, 54, always knew she was adopted but it wasn't until she gave birth to her own son that she began to look into her past and discovered two half siblings.

A man who was abandoned in a cardboard box on Christmas Day more than 60 years ago has been reunited with the woman...

More than 60 years earlier it was on this very same slab of concrete, on a freezing cold Christmas Day, that Harvey Shackell had been abandoned in a cardboard box as a newborn baby.