be in touch

“If you’re trying to work out who you are you in the world, and you have some memory of the family you lived with until you were four or five… it’s almost natural to try and trace them and be in touch with them.”

European governing body Uefa are bound to be in touch - which is where we probably should start.

The race organisers said they would be in touch with all participants next week with more details about how to roll their entries over into next year’s event, or claim a refund.

The lawsuit alleges, “Combs abruptly then let go of John Doe’s genitals and told him that his people would be in touch.”

The National Trust said it "will be in touch with the council to understand what happened and how we can avoid something like this going forward".