Ted Nobbs at home in Rugby, Warwickshire, in the U.K., holding a picture of him with his brothers as children (L-R) Barry (3), John (7), Geoff (1), and Ted Nobbs (5), in an undated photo. The long-lost brothers who were separated as children in 1945 are to be reunited for the first time after 77 years apart. (Anita Maric, SWNS/Zenger)
Two long-lost brothers who were separated as children in 1945 are to be reunited for the first time after 77 years apart.
Ted Nobbs, 83, and his brother Geoff, 79, have spent more than seven decades and 10,000 miles apart after their family was divided up at the end of World War II.
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