HEARTBREAKING: Baby Charlie Gard’s Parents End Legal Battle to Come to the US [Video]This news is heartbreaking because it s the unnecessary delay in treatment that ultimately determined the fate of this little baby:  The window of opportunity has been lost Chris Gard and Connie Yates announced their decision as a high court judge was preparing to oversee the latest round of a five-month legal battle.The parents have said they want to withdraw their application for him to receive experimental treatment in the US because it was  too late  for it to work.In a move that would appear to bring an end to a protracted, emotional legal case in which Great Ormond Street hospital (Gosh) argued his life support should be switched off to prevent him suffering further, their lawyer said on Monday that delays meant  it was no longer in Charlie s interests  to keep him on a ventilator.Mr Justice Francis had been scheduled to analyse what the couple said was fresh evidence at a hearing in the family division of the high court in London.Grant Armstrong, representing Charlie s parents, told the high court in London:  For Charlie, it s too late, time has run out, irreversible muscular damage has been done and the treatment can no longer be a success. He said the parents had made the most painful of decisions, that only parents can make. Armstrong said:  Charlie has waited patiently for treatment. Due to delay, that window of opportunity has been lost. Baby Charlie Gard was born has a rare genetic condition from his parents and is blind, deaf and can only breathe through a ventilator.OUR PREVIOUS REPORT ON BABY CHARLIE GARD:The horrible result of socialized medicine may be seen in the plight of Charlie Gard. The brain-damaged British baby whose parents recently lost a legal battle to keep him on life support   has now tugged at heart strings as far away as the Oval Office.President Trump tweeted out his willingness to lend a hand   and in doing so exposed the debate over who should make life-and-death decisions for Charlie to a massive audience. If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so,  Trump wrote.The tweet, which noted a similar call for compassion from Pope Francis on Sunday night, comes just ahead of Trump s second international trip later this week, during which he ll meet with world leaders at the G-20 summit it Germany   a conference at which Trump could cross paths with British Prime Minister Theresa May.Trump s tweet also implicitly highlights perceived pitfalls in the British health care system   a publicly funded system   at a time the U.S. is undergoing yet another debate about medical coverage.Gard s parents have fought the courts to keep their son on life support. Chris Gard and Connie Yates want to bring Charlie to the U.S. for experimental therapy. But doctors at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London, who have been caring for Charlie, were granted permission by a court to turn off his life support. Though it was expected Charlie could be removed from the essential devices as soon as Friday, the hospital said in a statement it was putting together unspecified plans to give the 11 month old and his parents  more time together as a family. Read more: The Guardian politics
heartbreaking baby charlie gard parents end legal battle come us video this news heartbreaking unnecessary delay treatment ultimately determined fate little baby the window opportunity lost chris gard ronnie dates announced decision high court judge preparing oversee latest round legal parents said want withdraw application receive experimental treatment us late move would appear bring end protracted emotional legal case great hormone street hospital josh argued life support switched prevent suffering lawyer said monday delays meant longer charlie interests keep justice francis scheduled analyse couple said fresh evidence hearing family division high court armstrong representing charlie parents told high court london for charlie late time run irreversible muscular damage done treatment longer success he said parents made painful decisions parents make armstrong said charlie waited patiently treatment due delay window opportunity lost baby charlie gard born rare genetic condition parents blind deaf breathe previous report on baby charlie gard the horrible result specialized medicine may seen plight charlie gard the british baby whose parents recently lost legal battle keep life support tagged heart strings far away oval trump tweeted willingness lend hand exposed debate make decisions charlie massive audience if help little charliegard per friends pope would delighted trump tweet noted similar call compassion pope francis sunday night comes ahead trump second international trip later week meet world leaders summit germany conference trump could cross paths british prime minister theresa tweet also implicitly highlights perceived pitfalls british health care system publicly funded system time undergoing yet another debate medical parents fought courts keep son life support chris gard ronnie dates want bring charlie experimental therapy but doctors great hormone street hospital children london caring charlie granted permission court turn life support though expected charlie could removed essential devices soon friday hospital said statement putting together unspecified plans give month old parents time together family read the guardian politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: HEARTBREAKING: Baby Charlie Gard’s Parents End Legal Battle to Come to the US [Video]This news is heartbreaking because it s the unnecessary delay in treatment that ultimately determined the fate of this little baby:  The window of opportunity has been lost Chris Gard and Connie Yates announced their decision as a high court judge was preparing to oversee the latest round of a five-month legal battle.The parents have said they want to withdraw their application for him to receive experimental treatment in the US because it was  too late  for it to work.In a move that would appear to bring an end to a protracted, emotional legal case in which Great Ormond Street hospital (Gosh) argued his life support should be switched off to prevent him suffering further, their lawyer said on Monday that delays meant  it was no longer in Charlie s interests  to keep him on a ventilator.Mr Justice Francis had been scheduled to analyse what the couple said was fresh evidence at a hearing in the family division of the high court in London.Grant Armstrong, representing Charlie s parents, told the high court in London:  For Charlie, it s too late, time has run out, irreversible muscular damage has been done and the treatment can no longer be a success. He said the parents had made the most painful of decisions, that only parents can make. Armstrong said:  Charlie has waited patiently for treatment. Due to delay, that window of opportunity has been lost. Baby Charlie Gard was born has a rare genetic condition from his parents and is blind, deaf and can only breathe through a ventilator.OUR PREVIOUS REPORT ON BABY CHARLIE GARD:The horrible result of socialized medicine may be seen in the plight of Charlie Gard. The brain-damaged British baby whose parents recently lost a legal battle to keep him on life support   has now tugged at heart strings as far away as the Oval Office.President Trump tweeted out his willingness to lend a hand   and in doing so exposed the debate over who should make life-and-death decisions for Charlie to a massive audience. If we can help little #CharlieGard, as per our friends in the U.K. and the Pope, we would be delighted to do so,  Trump wrote.The tweet, which noted a similar call for compassion from Pope Francis on Sunday night, comes just ahead of Trump s second international trip later this week, during which he ll meet with world leaders at the G-20 summit it Germany   a conference at which Trump could cross paths with British Prime Minister Theresa May.Trump s tweet also implicitly highlights perceived pitfalls in the British health care system   a publicly funded system   at a time the U.S. is undergoing yet another debate about medical coverage.Gard s parents have fought the courts to keep their son on life support. Chris Gard and Connie Yates want to bring Charlie to the U.S. for experimental therapy. But doctors at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children in London, who have been caring for Charlie, were granted permission by a court to turn off his life support. Though it was expected Charlie could be removed from the essential devices as soon as Friday, the hospital said in a statement it was putting together unspecified plans to give the 11 month old and his parents  more time together as a family. Read more: The Guardian politics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: heartbreaking baby charlie gard parents end legal battle come us video this news heartbreaking unnecessary delay treatment ultimately determined fate little baby the window opportunity lost chris gard ronnie dates announced decision high court judge preparing oversee latest round legal parents said want withdraw application receive experimental treatment us late move would appear bring end protracted emotional legal case great hormone street hospital josh argued life support switched prevent suffering lawyer said monday delays meant longer charlie interests keep justice francis scheduled analyse couple said fresh evidence hearing family division high court armstrong representing charlie parents told high court london for charlie late time run irreversible muscular damage done treatment longer success he said parents made painful decisions parents make armstrong said charlie waited patiently treatment due delay window opportunity lost baby charlie gard born rare genetic condition parents blind deaf breathe previous report on baby charlie gard the horrible result specialized medicine may seen plight charlie gard the british baby whose parents recently lost legal battle keep life support tagged heart strings far away oval trump tweeted willingness lend hand exposed debate make decisions charlie massive audience if help little charliegard per friends pope would delighted trump tweet noted similar call compassion pope francis sunday night comes ahead trump second international trip later week meet world leaders summit germany conference trump could cross paths british prime minister theresa tweet also implicitly highlights perceived pitfalls british health care system publicly funded system time undergoing yet another debate medical parents fought courts keep son life support chris gard ronnie dates want bring charlie experimental therapy but doctors great hormone street hospital children london caring charlie granted permission court turn life support though expected charlie could removed essential devices soon friday hospital said statement putting together unspecified plans give month old parents time together family read the guardian politics