India's surrogate mother industry

Childless Asian couples from Britain are increasingly travelling to India to pay women to act as surrogate mothers for them.

In a country where there are no laws surrounding surrogacy, the industry has become a multi-million dollar business.

One couple who made the journey to India are 44-year-old Bobby and his partner, Nikki Bains, 43, from the English town of Ilford.

Their three-month-old daughter, Daisy, was conceived at the Rotunda clinic in Mumbai (Bombay).

A donor egg was fertilised with Bobby's sperm. The embryo was then implanted into a surrogate - a woman the couple have never met.

The couple had several attempts at fertility...