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More. which is nice, but then also, you know, like, i've feela more. which is nice, but then also, you know, like, i've feel a lot for what _ you know, like, i've feel a lot for whatjerome has gone through. and so many— whatjerome has gone through. and so many other— whatjerome has gone through. and so many other children are going through— many other children are going through the same thing and it is so upsetting _ through the same thing and it is so upsetting that people are being broken — upsetting that people are being broken apart by this. it is interesting, _ broken apart by thi...

For eight to ten weeks. the bbcjournalist ashley john—baptiste grew up in care. he always thought he was an only child. but years later, out of the blue, he received a message from a man who said he was his older brother. he says the discovery had a profound effect on his life. he set out to discover how many other siblings are separated by the care system, and what impact it has on their lives. by law, brothers and sisters should be kept together where possible. but new information from more than 200 local authorities has revealed that around half of sibling groups in care are split up. i w...

Lost all moral authority and he has made britain an international laughing stock. we will hear more from the prime minister at prime minister's questions at noon. for now, from downing street, back to you. thank you very much. brothers and sisters separated by the care system have told the bbc of the trauma of not seeing their siblings, in some cases, for years. figures obtained from uk local authorities through freedom of information requests have revealed that around half of sibling groups in care are currently split up. the law says brothers and sisters should be placed together and, where ...

So you will be seeing what the government are doing, you will have recognition and you will have deaf voices to say, "that was rubbish, this is good." but with bsl interpreters costing an average £280 per day, will the bill be passed? the government has engaged with rosie cooper mp and is currently considering the private members bill. there are similar campaigns in wales and northern ireland, while scotland has already passed the bsl act back in 2015. we hope the whole of the uk will finally give bsl the legal recognition it deserves so that the deaf community can finally feel part of societ...

Revealed that around half of sibling groups in care are currently split up. i was only a toddler when i entered the care system and i didn't leave until i was 18. to the knowledge of my various social workers and foster parents, i had no siblings. i was an only child. then what happens, in my mid—to—late 20s, as i'm still coming to terms with my own childhood, i get a message from a man on facebook who tells me that he's my brother. it was completely crazy, because, for a long time, i thought that i was kind of isolated in terms of family, that i didn't have anyone. this personal revelatio...