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Sanchia Berg

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  • Senior BBC Reporter, BBC
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Award winning BBC Correspondent/Reporter:Today /R4docs/Panorama My views here- not BBC. special interests :Family Courts/Education/immigration/history
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Emily nearly lost access to her baby because of a hair strand test. Experts fear she's not alone Original

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By Sanchia Berg , Anna Meisel, Mary O'Reilly
| BBC News
Image source, Getty Images Image caption, File photo showing strands of hair which can be used for drug testing BySanchia Berg, Anna Meisel and Mary O'Reilly Published 4 minutes ago When social workers asked a mother to submit a sample of hair for a drugs test, she thought it would prove she was clean and sober. But it turned out to be the start of a legal battle to regain custody of her daughter.
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Child focus is biggest change to family courts in 30 years, senior judge says

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By Sanchia Berg 
| Yahoo
[Getty Images] Government support for a new "child-focused" approach to Family Court battles between parents has been welcomed by its most senior judge, who described it as the "biggest change" in 30 years. Sir Andrew McFarlane, who is stepping down from his role, said the move "turns the old approach on its head". The scheme, which has been piloted since 2022, covers 10 areas and will be extended nationwide over the next three years.
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Abandoned baby Elsa to be adopted and regularly see two siblings Original

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By Sanchia Berg 
| BBC News
Abandoned baby Elsa to be adopted and regularly see two siblings PA Harry (left) and Roman (right) were abandoned as newborns years before Elsa A girl who was found abandoned as a newborn in a carrier bag in east London is to be adopted and will have regular contact with her two siblings as she grows up, a family court has heard. Police say all enquiries to find the parents of the abandoned babies have now been "exhausted".
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