<i>Friday August 10 9:52 AM ET <a href="http://dailynews.yahoo.com/htx/nm/20010810/od/taxidriver_dc_2.html">Taxi Driver's Passenger Is His Long-Lost Son</a> LONDON (Reuters) - A taxi driver has found the son he last saw 34 years ago -- as a fare in the back of his cab. The chance reunion came when Barry Bagshaw, 61, picked up a fare at a motel near Brighton in southern England. A short time into the journey, the woman accompanying the man in the back spotted the driver's identity badge and noticed he had the same surname as her boyfriend. ``The blood just drained out of me when he said 'I'm your son','' Barry told BBC radio. ``I didn't recognize him at first. It certainly won't be another 34 years before I see him again.'' His son Colin, 39, a chef, who was about to leave the area for good, had thought his father was dead -- even though they found they lived just streets apart. Barry, who has another son and a daughter, lost touch with his children when his marriage broke down while he was serving in the army in Hong Kong. </i>
