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| Charlie Gard: Terminally ill baby to move to hospice where he will 'inevitably' die, says judge | |
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| Charlie Gard is to be moved to a hospice where his life support will be removed and he will "inevitably" die, a High Court judge has said. | Charlie Gard is to be moved to a hospice where his life support will be removed and he will "inevitably" die, a High Court judge has said. |
| The terminally ill baby, who would have turned one next week, was at the centre of a legal battle that drew worldwide attention. | |
| His parents Connie Yates and Chris Gard had originally wanted their son to die at home, but later accepted he could die in a hospice if a private medical team was permitted to attend to him. | |
| They pleaded to spend days with their son before his life support was removed, but Great Ormond Street Hospital said it was not in his best interests to spend a long period under palliative care. | |
| Judge Nicholas Francis formally approved the end-of-life plan for Baby Charlie, who has a rare genetic condition. | |
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