Deborah Babu, 60, wasn’t expecting to fall in love when she met her now-husband, Saitoty Babu, 30, while travelling in Tanzania with her daughter, Royce, 30, in October 2017.

Chloe Thomas stepped in as surrogate after learning Laura Curtis had been born without a womb and could never carry her own child. In May, she gave birth to baby girl Wren, who is now four months

Nancy Hauck, 56, offered to be a surrogate for her son, Jeff, 32, and his wife, Cambria, 30, after her daughter-in-law had a hysterectomy following the traumatic birth of their twins.

LAUREN Burgess had the "dream" life - husband, house, successful career. But she left it all behind when she realized she was gay at 35 - to live out of a suitcase.

A grieving mum recognised a stranger on TV as the man who received her son's heart and rushed to him to feel his heartbeat - now they consider each other as family and speak every day. Valerie Stebel, 45, lost her son, Cody, 20, from severe injuries he suffered in a car accident just months after he had passed his driving test in May 2017. Cody made the decision to donate his organs - and his family were told his liver, lungs, kidneys, skin and heart had gone on to save the lives of six people

A boy with cysts the size of a grapefruit on his face has defied all the odds to take his first steps. Alex Grabowski, four, was born with cystic hygroma – a collection of fluid-filled sacs – on his face and in his airways. The weight of the growths make it hard for him to balance. But after eight gruelling eight-hour operations at London’s Great Ormond Street hospital, the brave youngster can now walk independently. Alex’s mum Emily said he has come on in “leaps and bounds” since the debulk

A GIRL joined Mensa when she was three — after learning the alphabet at 14 months. Dayaal Kaur passed the admission test for the high IQ society with 145 — just below Albert Einstein’s estimated score. Dad Sarb Singh, 39, a health and wellbeing pastoral leader from Great Barr, Birmingham, said he always knew she was “exceptional”. He said: “I am biased, but it was crazy how quickly she was able to learn the alphabet and read. I could have a proper conversation with her when she was only two —

BRITAIN’S naughtiest dog has destroyed eight sofas, two dining room tables and ten remote controls costing nearly £9,000. Cooper first chewed up a couch aged 12 months. Two weeks later he ripped apart a sofa. And he has even pulled a leg off a table. Owners Jill, 54, and Steve Kirkham, 60, have spent £8,750 to replace sofas, tables, remotes and mobiles. Cleaning supervisor Jill, of Ellesmere Port, Cheshire, said: “Cooper is definitely Britain’s naughtiest dog. You can’t take your eyes off him