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A mother who claims her son was “forced” to take part in a Pride event is suing his south London primary school.

The case in the High Court is a UK legal first

A High Court judge ruled that doctors could lawfully stop providing life-support treatment to Archie, who suffered brain damage at home.

Relatives say they want changes to how life-support cases are dealt with after 12-year-old died following withdrawal of care

Hollie Dance insists 12-year-old Archie is able to breathe independently of a respirator as the Christian Legal Centre - which is supporting the family's case - circulated a video which they want to submit as evidence.

Archie’s parents, Hollie Dance and Paul Battersbee, have mounted an appeal bid after a High Court judge ruled that doctors could stop treatment

A High Court judge last week ruled Archie stood no chance of making a full recovery and said doctors could legally withdraw life support - but now his parents can take their fight to the Court of Appeal

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

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.