Family Of Terminally Ill Charlie Gard Request He Be Taken To A Hospice
The lawyer for the parents of Charlie Gard has told the High Court they've found a doctor who can care for him in a hospice.
The terminally-ill baby's mum and dad ended their battle earlier this week to take him abroad for experimental treatment.
But they've been asking for the 11-month old to die at home - something Great Ormond Street Hospital said wasn't safe.
Legal expert Joshua Rozenberg says they've now changed their demand:
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