‘One in ten Britons don’t know who their real father is’

MetroUK ^ | 06/01/2019

[grey_whiskers]

I note the professor's last name with interest.

BTW, is that why the children are all named Mahmoud, as a precaution?

[Chode]

and they thought blue bloods were a problem, mud blood is coming...

[erkelly]

Also, the chimeras might be more common then expected.

[erkelly]

Also, the chimeras might be more common then expected. In light of these stats (4%) the next step should be to determine if the DNA shows the father is a close male relative of the father. In that case, the father is likely the father, but he is a chimera.

[morphing libertarian]

those BASTARDS!!!!!

[married21]

What’s a chimera?

[TianaHighrider]

So very sad.

[LegendHasIt]

Heck, the way things are going, it won’t be long before the majority won’t know who their mother was.