A LONDON mother who needs emergency heart treatment in the UK is battling the Government over its refusal to allow her adopted twins to travel with her from Sri Lanka.
Lisa Keerthichandra and her husband Dash fell in love with Lavinia and Aria at an orphanage in Sri Lanka when the children were six months old and adopted them in 2019.
The couple from Enfield, who moved to Sri Lanka in 2013 and have since divided their time between their two homes, say UK passport officials told them they cannot bring the children back to the UK where their mother needs treatment.
The 44-year-old business owner has been diagnosed with unstable angina, putting her at risk of a sudden heart attack.
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