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Could men be able to sire direct descendents even centuries after they die? Theoretically, it seems possible.
Technology allows sperm to be frozen longer than legal 50-year limit but poses medical and ethical questions
Peter Hickles, who lives in Colchester, Essex, gave his sample on June 5 1996, when he was aged just 21, after he was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma - a rare form of cancer.
A DAD has fathered a baby — using sperm collected just three days before Euro 96 kicked off.Peter Hickles, 47, gave the sample on June 5, 1996, afte