Oct 30, 2008, 12:00 GMT
Britain's Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have recorded an undercover TV show.
The royal sisters joined their mother -Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York -for the two-part investigation into the conditions of orphanages in Turkey and Romania, which is set to air on ITV's 'Tonight' programme on November 6.
The duchess said: "Everybody always rushes to what the front page says, or what's sexy, or the glamorous Hollywood party where you're raising money for paediatric aids, which is fantastic and a great job.
"But there is still a child in Romania saying 'help me.'"
In the first part of the programme, Eugenie, 18, looks into the treatment of mentally and physically disabled children in Turkey.
In the second, Beatrice, 20, and the duchess interview gypsy mothers in Romania who feel they have no choice but to abandon their babies.
The royals were led by ITN journalist Chris Rogers and his hidden camera team.
Sarah, 48, recently established charitable foundation Sarah Selects to help disadvantaged children in Dubai, and has already raised £500,000 via a special auction.
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