Rotherham "miracle" quads' buggy returned damaged

THE PARENTS of Rotherham’s miracle quads will have to snap up spare parts to get their two-year-old daughters’ stolen buggy back on the road after it was found damaged.

Justin and Christine Clark raised the alarm last week after the four-seater pushchair was pinched from outside their house in Brinsworth.

It was found last weekend - at a car boot sale - and a 48-year-old man was arrested and cautioned.

But the buggy is not fit for use as some vital features are missing and the Clarks are now looking into how much they will cost to replace.

Caroline, Darcy, Elisha and Alexis Clark are now having to use a double and a single buggy to get around, meaning dad Justin or mum Christine have to carry the remaining child or walk themselves.

The Advertiser told two years ago how the quads made history two years ago when they became the first four quadruplets to be born from a single embryo through IVF.