jan karbaat called himself a pioneer in the field of fertilisation and i was in the courtroom in 2017aring some of the doctor's distinctive physical features, but uncertain as to whether they were among brothers and sisters. this has confirmed that suspicions that he was indeed their father. it was the result of paternity tests and they really had to battle to get them because doctor jan karbaat‘s family initially objected, saying it's not what the doctor wanted, but then after his death in 2017, they harvested dna from his hairbrush and toothbrush, and that was then locked in a safe, and that was then locked in a safe, and one of the suns came forward and agreed to give his dna —— one of the daughters and sons. the children call themselves the donor kids and there was a match and then they could check the paternity against the doctor's dna that had been kept safe. one of the young women, young women and men now, one of them told me she thought her father had a god complex and believed he was doing them a favour by passing on what he saw as his superior genes. obviously, not the way t

jan karbaat called himself a pioneer in the field of fertilisation.ey, suspicious they were related. i remember watching these young people in court, sitting shoulder to shoulder, clearly sharing some of the doctor's distinctive physical features, but uncertain as to whether they were among brothers and sisters. dr karbaat‘s family had initially objected to these paternity tests, but the court agreed to harvest his dna in case the children won their case in the future from his hairbrush and toothbrush, and that was then locked kept in a safe, and then one of his sons came forward and agreed to provide his dna. that matched some of these children who call themselves the donor kids and then the paternity tests were allowed because, the court said, the children's interests should come first. the results confirmed he used his own sperm at the clinic and exceeded the limit of six children per donor. translation: this result means that the larger group, 49 children in total, now also have certainty because their dna can be linked to each other. and joey say

dna tests revealed that jan karbaat, who died two years ago, impregnated their mothers at his clinicur correspondent in the netherlands, anna holligan. this must have caused quite a stir. quite an emotional upset for the children involved, jan karbaat called himself a pioneer in the field of fertilisation and i remember being in the courtroom in 2017 sitting among these children who were sharing some of the doctor's physical features but uncertain whether they were among brothers and sisters so this has confirmed their suspicions that he was their father. it was the result of paternity tests and they had to battle to get them because jan karbaat‘s family had initially objected saying it's not what he wa nted objected saying it's not what he wanted but after his death in 2017 they harvested dna from his hairbrush and toothbrush and that was kept locked in a safe and then one of his sons came forward and agreed to give his dna, that provided a match with some of these children who called themselves the donor kids and then they were able to check the paternity against the doctor's dna.

dna tests revealed that jan karbaat, who died two years ago, impregnated their mothers at his fertilityo court in 2017 by a group of donor children and their parents who suspected they were related. president donald trump's ban on transgender people serving in the us military has come into effect. after three years of being able to openly serve their country as their chosen gender, now they can only serve in their gender assigned at birth. the president says it's down to the cost of medical bills. our lgbt correspondent ben hunte explains what the new rules mean. transgender people are being barred from joining the united states military. but what has led to this, and what does it mean for transgender service people in the future? this is myjob, this is my life. i served six years. i buried our fallen warriors. it feels like a slap in the face. before we get into how the ban applies and why some of its reasoning is questionable, bear with me, a little bit of history. history was made today. transgender people will now be allowed to serve openly. and then one tweet changed everything. on