Sanchia Berg
Senior BBC Reporter at BBC
Award winning BBC Correspondent/Reporter:Today /R4docs/Panorama My views here- not BBC. special interests :Family Courts/Education/immigration/history
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Sanchia Berg |Tara Mewawalla
The court heard that on June 20 2023, Ossai and Olasanoye unlawfully brought Lucy to the UK from Lagos, via Addis Ababa. Olasanoye had a visa to work in the UK and agreed to travel with Ossai and Lucy. When the couple were sentenced in criminal court, it was believed that Lucy was the child of Ossai and his Nigerian-born British wife. Ossai met his British wife in Kenya and married her in Nigeria in 2017 – but he had never been to the UK.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Sanchia Berg |Tara Mewawalla
Border officers saw a couple behaving oddly with a baby - and uncovered a mysterySanchia Berg and Tara MewawallaBBCAs they walked through arrivals at Manchester Airport, a couple seemed to be behaving oddly towards their baby. Something did not sit right with Border Force officers. One worried the relationship between the three was "not genuine". Officers pulled the couple for questioning. The man, Raphael Ossai, claimed to be the girl's father.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Sanchia Berg |Tara Mewawalla
Unity for the sake of unity is a means to get to a sum of zero. History tells me it is a route to abandonment and dispossession. As a Black southern …
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Sanchia Berg
Guy Burgess's briefcase among MI5 artefacts on display Press AssociationGuy Burgess's passport and briefcase left behind when he fled to Moscow in 1951A battered leather briefcase left behind by Guy Burgess when he fled to Moscow in 1951 is among 20 objects from MI5's archives to go on display for the first time from Saturday. A joint exhibition with the National Archives tells the story of the first decades of the Security Service through objects and documents.
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2 months ago |
aol.com | Sanchia Berg |Levi Jouavel
A 14-year-old boy has lost a court case he brought against his own parents after they moved him from London to Ghana to go to boarding school. The boy, described in court as shy, articulate, a keen cook and footballer, said his parents had tricked him into going to Africa, saying it was to visit a sick relative. He said had he known he was being sent to boarding school "there would have been no way I would have agreed to it".
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Ah - spoke too soon. Bill is very limited. Statement on the Victims and Courts Bill - Right to Equality https://t.co/rbMc6cEF4A
Parental responsibility to be automatically restricted for those convicted of serious child sex offences- see para 2. @HarrietHarman campaigned for this change after hearing our report about a Family Court case in Cardiff @BBCr4today https://t.co/2ZJLuqdJjS
Excellent graphic story by @thetimes VE Day at 80: how the Allies won the Second World War https://t.co/sPE7kXXdbB
