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Archie Battersbee doctors accused of coverup by mum

Archie Battersbee's mother, Hollie Dance, has accused doctors of removing a machine which she claims showed her son had brain activity. Three Court of Appeal judges on Monday upheld a ruling by a High Court judge who had decided that doctors could lawfully stop treating Archie Battersbee. Archie’s parents, Hollie Dance and Paul Battersbee – who are separated but both live in Southend, Essex, had mounted an appeal bid and argued that Mr Justice Hayden had made errors after High Court hearing. A lawyer representing them said after the appeal ruling that their fight would continue. “Archie’s family are devastated,” said David Foster, who is based at law firm Moore Barlow. “The family maintain that fair and proper balance was not carried out when looking at Archie’s best interests and will appeal directly to the European Court of Human Rights, or the United Nations, as a result.” Ms Dance had asked appeal judges to adjourn their ruling. She said she had seen indications that Archie, who is attached to a ventilator, had twice tried to breathe for himself in the last few days. Judges were also told that Mr Battersbee had been taken ill outside court before the start of the hearing. Barrister Edward Devereux QC, who led Archie’s parents’ legal team, told judges that Mr Battersbee, who is in his 50s, had been taken to hospital and was feared to have suffered a heart attack or stroke.