Saturday 18 May 2013
I would like to thank everyone who supported this year's National Adoption Week campaign organised by the British Association for Adoption -amp; Fostering (BAAF).
I would especially like to thank everyone who came forward and made an inquiry about adoption.
National Adoption Week may be over but children are still waiting for a 'forever' family. I urge anyone who is considering adoption to think seriously about it.
PRISCILLA McLOUGHLIN
Director, British Association for Adoption -amp; Fostering
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The Bling Ring star Emma Watson laughs off playful hearsay she and her cast mates may have pulled off the Chopard jewellery heist that went down in a Cannes hotel room Thursday night.
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