exploring why so many children are being left in the care system. if that s it from us for the moment. shall we go to the park? adoption changes children s lives. just gets funnier, cuter. she s a proper little person. oh, yeah. it rewrites their futures. our role is really important in getting those children theirforeverfamily. but adoption numbers have fallen dramatically. we need to be doing much, much more to find homes for these children. but why are more and more kids waiting to be adopted? we re going to be catching up with three families who ve all taken on so called hard to place children. and they re all stories of love and of hope. when adoption goes well, it can look like this. it looks like a family because it is. getting brothers and sisters, sibling groups adopted into the same family is one of the problems. but cara and gordon were up for it. we decided we wanted to adopt siblings. yes. so we knew that straight away. they d already agreed to adopt their two bo
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a long time coming. it could well prove to be a pivotal day in the premier league title race as liverpool dropped points in a thrilling 2 2 draw in north london. it meansjurgen klopp s side now trail manchester city by 3 points at the top of the table. spurs started the brightest and took the lead through harry kane it was an eventful first half where spurs might ve had more goals, but also might ve had kane sent off for this challenge he escaped with just a yellow. liverpool though got their equaliser before the break through diogojota, and then in the second half took the lead through an unlikely source scotland s andy robertson, who had a very eventful afternoon putting them 2 1 ahead. spurs though hit back again, a mistake from liverpool s goalkeeper handed son the chance to score. and we mentioned robertson well after scoring he was then sent off for a kick out on emmerson royal. spurs couldn t capitalise with the man advantage though, it finished 2 2, but live
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the daily mirror columnist, susie boniface alongside ali miraj, columnist at the article. tomorrow s front pages starting with. let s take a look at some of tomorrow s front pages already in, starting with the mirror. it reports cabinet secretary, simon case the man tasked with investigating whitehall christmas parties steps down, after allegations that his own office held a virtual festive bash. the telegraph also leads with this, saying the prime minister s bid to move on from the tories by election defeat has been derailed by the fresh leaks. the times says the inquiry into those parties is now in disarray as simon case steps back from the investigation. former ethics chief at the cabinet office, sue gray will take over. the i reports that omicron cases are getting out of control with variant cases doubling every one and a half days in london, the north east, west mid
afternoon. for many it is a dry weekend, some areas are seeing sunshine and other areas staying cloudy and gloomy. that will be the case for northern ireland, large parts of england and wales. the odd spot of rain in dense fog patches lingering in northern and eastern england, but sunshine further north. here a little bit cooler and where we have the thicker clout it is nine to 11. saturday night is similar to tonight. most places cloudy, misty and murky. frost free where you have the cloud, but on the higher areas a touch of frost again. for sunday spot the difference. most places dry again thanks to the area of high pressure. a lot of cloud alone, limited sunshine, and that cooler north easterly wind will be noticeable in northern and eastern coasts. the temperatures will be an notch down across the board. it stays financially as we head on into next week and the high pressure hose on. that s all from the bbc news at six, so it s goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin th