111 service, but only if you absolutely have to and they are saying if you can avoid doing so, please do because this weekend is going to be a period of very high demand anyway. they have put in place processes to try to ease things, but asking everybody to bear with them as they deal with the difficulties that this computer problem is causing. the family of 12 year old archie battersbee, who has been unconscious since april, have lost a high court attempt to transfer him to a hospice to die. his mother said she wanted her son to be any hospice to say a peaceful goodbye, but doctors warned there was a significant risk in moving him because his condition is unstable. in the last few minutes a spokesperson for the judiciary confirmed the court of spokesperson for thejudiciary confirmed the court of appeal spokesperson for the judiciary confirmed the court of appeal has received an application from archie battersbee s family for permission to appeal that decision. let s speak to appeal th
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