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Hollie Dance recounted the devastating moment with her 12-year-old son, during which she whispered to him: “Archie, we’ve lost this fight, but we won’t give up, we’ll keep fighting.”

“I’ve been tortured for weeks but he’s my boy and I won’t give up. We will appeal.”

Doctors failing to remove players with obvious concussions has hampered the progress of protocols to prevent brain injuries, football’s law-making body has claimed

A High Court ruling decided that Archie Battersbee would never recover from a coma caused by an online 'blackout challenge' and his life support machine should be switched off

The sale of the freehold and leasehold interest of the 95-strong pub portfolio is one of the most significant in recent years

Archie Battersbee has been on life-support at the Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel, since suffering brain damage after an incident at home in early April - with the youngster still not having regained consciousness since.

Judge says doctors at London hospital can lawfully stop treating boy, who had accident at home in April

Mrs Justice Arbuthnot ruled that the 12-year-old, who suffered brain damage in April, was dead and said doctors could lawfully stop treating him.

Archie Battersbee, 12, has been ruled dead following a controversial dispute on whether he should continue receiving life-support treatment