UK Judges Deny Parents' Appeal to Take Terminally Ill Infant to Italy, Pope Offers Prayers

UK judges have upheld their decision to remove 8-month-old Indi Gregory from life support against her parents' wishes, denying their appeal to take her to Italy for treatment. The Italian government has granted citizenship to Indi in an effort to prevent the withdrawal of life support and has prepared resources for her treatment at a Catholic pediatric hospital in Rome. The parents are disappointed with the decision and continue to fight for their daughter's chance to live. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is urging international cooperation in the case.