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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Schooling, transport, care at home, all of these present huge difficulties, and the one-off documentary Inseparable Sisters (BBC1) did not flinch from any of them.
The love bestowed on the twins Marieme and Ndeye Ndiaye by their father, their teachers, their doctors and their classmates in Cardiff was a misery antidote
Ibrahima Ndiaye told BBC's new Inseparable Sisters documentary about the emotional journey of bringing his daughters to the UK from Senegal in 2017 when they were seven-months-old.
This deeply moving documentary follows seven-year-old conjoined twins Marieme and Ndeye and their father, who has devoted his life to their care. It is a much-needed story of hope
The challenge when making a documentary about conjoined twins is acknowledging the reality of the life-shortening condition without resorting to fake positivity – or, worse yet, piling on the misery. The refreshingly humane and optimistic Inseparable Sisters (BBC One) walked the tightrope to perfection.