back together again. Olivia became a teenage mother with Taliesin's sister, Emily, and left education behind at an early age after being bullied. Taliesin is currently studying Politics and International Relations at Essex Tyrese: Tyrese is the third child and first son of Marie and Jamal Haqib in inner-city Birmingham. Marie, who is dyslexic, had strong designs for Tyrese's future, considering he was a black male in the UK. His parents got divorced when he was three. Aged 20, Tyrese was charged with, and later jailed for, offences related to drug dealing William (known as Will in 2017 series): Keen on sport and outperforming, as well as harassing his older brother, William was born by caesarean and lives in a small town in Yorkshire. He is now studying at a university in the US on a Tennis scholarship Episode guide Child of Our Time - the Children's Stories In 2006, there was a spin-off series showing a 30-minute programme each week on one child and their story so far from birth to the age of 6. See also Up series (a similar series of documentary films that have followed the lives of fourteen British children since 1964). Born to be Different (a similar series focusing on children with a disability). References External links 2000 British television series debuts 2020 British television series endings 2000s British documentary television series 2010s British documentary television series 2020s British documentary television series BBC television documentaries POV (TV series) films Documentary films about children BBC high definition shows Biographical documentary films Cohort studies Child welfare in the United Kingdom English-language television shows