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Hi, David Aronovich here.

For the next couple of weeks on Mondays and Fridays, we're listening back to some of the

episodes from the past year that have stuck with us.

In April, I spoke to a regular Times contributor, Jenny Cleeman, about her investigation into

what happens when a couple using IVF fall out.

When I was little, we were all told how it goes, when two people love each other, they

get together and they make a baby.

But then we all learn that quite often, they just can't, and that's very sad.

Now, many couples of all sorts turn to IVF treatment, which is improving every year.

But as the technology becomes more effective, it can create some unlooked for consequences.

It introduces this element of time that you can conceive embryos that are not just stated

for maybe ten years.

A lot can happen during the time the embryos are in the freezer.

Before listening to stories of our Times and the Times and the Sunday Times, I'm David

Aronovich.

Today, IVF, fraud and unwanted children.

I'm Jenny Cleeman.

I present Times Radio Breakfast at the Weekend with Luke Jones, and I'm also an investigative

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