Alfie Evans latest: Air Ambulance 'arrives to transport toddler'
Brave Alfie Evans' life support was switched off last night after doctors said there was nothing more that could be done to save the toddler.
But today Alfie's tenacious father Tom said the little boy is still breathing on his own, leaving the door open for a miraculous recovery.
Doctors say the boy, who was diagnosed with an incurable neurological disorder, is in a "semi-vegetative state" and cannot be saved.
But his parents have never given up hope and have demanded he be moved to another hospital in Italy for treatment - a request doctors and judges refused.
An air ambulance in the UK and a military plane in Italy are both on standby to rush to Alfie's aid.
And Bambino Gesu, the Vatican-owned hospital, confirmed their team is ready to treat Alfie.