British month-old boy survives first operation following airlift to Italy for treatment after NHS said he was too ill to go under the knife

The seriously ill baby was taken from a hospital in Bristol after the Italian Prime Minister, intervened to make sure the sick child could travel to Rome to receive treatment for a congenital heart condition.

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