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Doctors can lawfully stop providing life-support treatment to a 12-year-old boy left in a comatose state after suffering “catastrophic” brain damage three months ago, appeal judges have ruled.Three judges delivered a ruling on Monday at a Court of Appeal hearing in London about what moves were in Archie Battersbee’s best…

She is considering taking the case to the European Court of Human Rights

Three appeal judges on Monday upheld a ruling by a High Court judge who had decided that doctors could lawfully stop treating the 12-year-old.

Three Court of Appeal judges delivered a ruling on Monday.

The parents of Archie Battersbee have have lost their appeal on an earlier ruling by a High Court judge

Sir Andrew McFarlane, president of the Family Division in England and Wales, said too many couples split up through the courts

Sir Andrew McFarlane, president of the Family Division in England and Wales, said too many couples split up through the courts.

Three judges have finished hearing arguments about what moves are in Archie’s best interests at a hearing in London.

Following a ruling which allowed doctors to lawfully end the 12-year-old's life-support treatment, his family now want High Court judges to consider evidence for a third time.

Court of Appeal judges are overseeing the latest stage of 12-year-old Archie’s case after his parents challenged a ruling by a High Court judge

Appeal court hears attorney general’s arguments against Guardian challenge to decision