THE shock, outrage and deep anger that greeted Mr Justice Seán Ryan and the Child Abuse Commission’s (CAC) report was natural and absolutely justified.

KIARA Duncan has become the second victim of last week’s Australian road crash in which her friend Colm Reilly was killed instantly.

The natural mother of the so-called ‘internet twins’ could get visitation rights to the girls she was once accused of selling online to a Welsh couple, but only after a US therapist tells the twins of their mother’s existence.

The woman at the centre of the internet adoption case involving a British couple was today facing multiple fraud charges after being arrested by FBI agents in Washington.

The twins who were "adopted" over the internet by Welsh couple Judith and Alan Kilshaw will not be returned to live with their parents.

Tranda Wecker, the birth mother whose twins were caught up in a transatlantic adoption dispute, has been charged with fraud.

Hearings have begun to decide the custody of the 10-month-old twin girls who were adopted over the Internet, then sent back overseas to their birth parents.

Kiara and Keyara Wecker, the Internet twin girls once at the centre of a transatlantic custody battle, were back in the United States yesterday after spending most of their lives away from their natural parents.

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