Long Lost Family

Aged 12, Scott discovered the people he'd called mum and dad were actually his grandparents, and his mother was the woman he'd thought was his older sister. After learning that he had an actual older sister who'd been adopted, he is now desperate to find her. In the second case, Jackie was in her twenties when her late mother revealed a shocking truth - she'd had another daughter, younger than Jackie, who she'd put up for adoption.

Before they were married, Mandy's parents had a baby girl they had placed for adoption, and she is now set on finding her big sister. In the second case, Jane thought she was an only child, but her mum revealed when she turned 18 that she had a baby boy 11 months before her daughter, who was put up for adoption. Now Jane wants to find her long lost brother.

Avril was 15 when she placed her daughter for adoption in 1964. She has carried the pain of that separation with her since, and now she is dreaming of finally seeing her again. Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell also investigate the case of Marie, who was raised by her grandparents and has never known her father. As a train conductor, she meets strangers every day and wonders whether they could be related to her. She now yearns for answers.

Two people search for the sisters their mothers never wanted to place for adoption. Before Michael's mother passed away, she asked him to find the daughter she placed for adoption as a baby. Michael believes he matched with her on a DNA website and is desperate to find her. Years earlier, Melissa's mother told her about an older sister who had been adopted as a baby. Now, with her mother's early onset dementia diagnosis, Melissa is in a race against time to find her sister before it's too late.