British couple Judith and Alan Kilshaw have decided not to appeal against the High Court ruling to return the babies they adopted over the internet to the United States

The father of the Internet twin girls at the centre of an international custody dispute said today that he is "in a good position to take care of my daughters."

Alan and Judith Kilshaw were expected to learn today whether they will be able to keep the twins they claim to have legally adopted over the Internet.

Alan and Judith Kilshaw are expected to learn tomorrow whether they will be able to keep the twins they claim to have legally adopted over the Internet.

A court in the US has ruled that the twins adopted by Judith and Alan Kilshaw over the internet should be returned to America.

A judge is to hear a custody application by the natural father of the internet twins, Belinda and Kimberley.

Lawyers for a Californian couple in the transatlantic internet twins case face competition in their bid to challenge the Arkansas state adoption of the girls.

An American judge has awarded custody of the internet adoption twins to the baby girls' biological father.