Airport's lost teddy reunited with its family
The owner of a century-old teddy bear found abandoned at Bristol Airport two years ago has finally been tracked down.
Lost teddy's owner tracked down
The owner of a century-old teddy bear found abandoned at Bristol Airport two years ago has finally been tracked down.
The battered toy was left at the terminal along with a photo of two children.
He belongs to Robert Baker, who lives in Cyprus. Mr Baker came forward after being sent a newspaper cutting featuring the story.
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