Coronavirus lockdown helps long-lost sisters make up for lost time
Sisters Margaret and Sue only met for the first time last year 鈥 they didn鈥檛 even know each other existed for more than 40 years.
Now they鈥檙e in lockdown together in New Zealand, after Sue and her husband travelled from their home in Shropshire to visit Margaret in Auckland.
Margaret was given up for adoption at two weeks old by her mum, who had a short relationship with Sue's dad in 1948.
Speaking to 91热爆 Radio 5 Live Breakfast, Margaret said she has 鈥渁bsolutely loved having these guys here鈥.
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