UK-based couple say overseas surrogacy agency made twins using wrong sperm
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Key context: <p>Couple ‘devastated’ after DNA tests for children’s British citizenship showed no biological connection to them</p><p>A British-based couple who had twins through an overseas surrogacy agency later discovered they had no biological connection to the children after the agency mistakenly used donor sperm.</p><p>The couple, referred to as PP and QQ in court documents, were “devastated” after making the discovery via DNA tests while applying for British citizenship for the children.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/jul/07/uk-based-couple-overseas-surrogacy-agency-twins-wrong-sperm">Continue reading...</a> This development from The Guardian highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
Couple ‘devastated’ after DNA tests for children’s British citizenship showed no biological connection to themA British-based couple who had twins through an overseas surrogacy agency later discovered they had no biological connection to the children after the agency mistakenly used donor sperm.The couple, referred to as PP and QQ in court documents, were “devastated” after making the discovery via DNA tests while applying for British citizenship for the children. Continue reading...
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