Manchester airport workers discover that they are long-lost siblings after forging unlikely friendship

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Manchester airport workers discover that they are long-lost siblings after forging unlikely friendship.

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A man and woman have become best friends at Manchester Airport only to discover that they are long-lost siblings.The 60-year-old bus station supervisor and a vending machine attendant forged an unlikely friendship before making the discovery.Dave Green and Andrea Urmston, 53, shared a passion for motorbikes and spent two years building a close friendship.In 2007, a conversation about fostering prompted Mr Green to disclose that he had been adopted as a child.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Ms Urmston responded by sharing that she had a brother who was given up for adoption before she was born.During the phone call, Mr Green then revealed that his birth name was Stuart Proudlove, which was Ms Urmston's maiden name.She rang her mother, Susan, to verify Mr Green's date of birth before breaking the news to him.She told the BBC: "I was shaking, I was just shaking and my heart was pounding."Ms Urmston added: "I'd finally found him.

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It's unbelievable."Mr Green said: "People don't meet like...

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