The parents of terminally-ill baby Charlie Gard have issued a heartfelt statement, at the end of a legal battle over his treatment.

Charlie Gard's parents have ended their legal fight over treatment for the terminally-ill baby.

Charlie Gard's parents are considering their next steps ahead of the latest High Court hearing in a five-month legal battle over whether the terminally-ill baby should be treated by a specialist in America

Medics from Great Ormond Street Hospital in England are meeting two international experts and Charlie Gard's mother to discuss the 11-month-old's condition.

An American specialist who has offered to treat Charlie Gard is preparing to fly to London to examine the terminally-ill baby for the first time.

An American specialist who has offered to treat Charlie Gard is due to examine the terminally-ill baby next week, a judge has heard.

The parents of terminally-ill baby Charlie Gard are preparing for another legal battle with doctors at the UK's most famous children's hospital.

The parents of terminally-ill baby Charlie Gard have been told to spell out fresh evidence which might persuade a judge to let them take their child abroad for treatment.

Terminally-ill Charlie Gard is not "suffering" and international attempts to intervene in his case have revived his parents' hopes, the boy's mother has said.

A US hospital has offered to ship an experimental drug to the UK to help treat terminally-ill Charlie Gard.

President Donald Trump has said he would be "delighted" to help terminally-ill Charlie Gard after his parents lost a legal fight to take him to the United States for treatment.

Hospital bosses say staff are likely to spend days planning the withdrawal of life-support treatment from a terminally ill baby at the centre of a high-profile legal battle.

Latest: Judges in the European Court of Human Rights have rejected a plea from the parents of terminally-ill baby Charlie Gard to intervene in the case.

A High Court judge in April ruled against a trip to the US and in favour of Great Ormond Street doctors.

A couple who want to take their sick baby son to the US for treatment are waiting for a ruling on the latest stage of a legal battle after asking Court of Appeal judges not to take away the "only remaining hope".

Doctors should stop providing life support treatment to a sick baby at the centre of a legal battle in England, a guardian appointed to independently represent the little boy's interests says.

A British couple who set up a fund in the hope of raising £1.2m to get treatment in America for their sick baby son have been given £20,000 by an anonymous donor.